My everything hurts. I'm pretty sure I inhaled enough welding fumes, grinding dust and wood shavings during the course of this project to take a few years off my life. I worked so hard, sweated so much, and ate so little for four days that my old pants fit again. I'm not joking that actually happened.

Anyway, as I explained over the course of the first two videos on this first gen Cummins truck, I have long had a vision for my ideal car hauler. It comfortably fits an Abody Mopar on the back to go racing, while still being of a reasonably parkable size. It has main flat bed section that can be used for flat bed things. It should have storage for other necessary equipment and junk while there is a car on it. Ideally it would have a 60s Sweptline cab, big tool boxes, a boom for lifting engines and such, a giant winch or two, onboard air, a generator, lights everywhere, maybe a welder... Listen, it's not done yet. But on today's episode, my ramp truck project takes a humongous leap forward. Let's dive in!