Torquezillion, a Camping World Truck built for Pikes Peak

Chris Tobin said:
Cody, I have always been highly impressed with the fabrication you guys turn out!!! Truly amazing work!!!

I would love to shoot Torquezillion for a feature article when it is done! Hopefully we can get together and get it in front of my Canon camera and lenses!
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??? lovefabinc@gmail.com is the best place to reach me, Chris. Thanks bud!

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That it will! And you guys know far more than I do, I just speculate on my keyboard. LOL
 
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Hot bridge pipe
 
That welding and fab work is all gorgeous so far! Where did the chassis come from? Who did the original build on the chassis? Did I miss that?
 
Broaner said:
That welding and fab work is all gorgeous so far! Where did the chassis come from? Who did the original build on the chassis? Did I miss that?
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It's a leftover Camping World Truck chassis. You can pick these up for under $8000 as rollers, and at 1800lbs make great project trucks.
 
I just googled some for sale and holy crap. That is genius. There are some for under $4000 complete minus drivetrain obviously.
 
zfaylor said:
I just googled some for sale and holy crap. That is genius. There are some for under $4000 complete minus drivetrain obviously.
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Yep, lol. We are taking it to the next level, and the rules dictate .120" wall tubing for the weight of the truck, so we said **** it, and went nuts on the body too.

Ps....we have moulds and can make more parts ;)
 
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