Pics of progress
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Pics of progress
Here are some shots of the shortened mustang steering shaft.
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From inside the cab
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Some bodywork pics
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upper holes being done
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Sure a lot fiddlin' around, isn't it? Looks good. Would that happen to be a 'work' vehicle I see in the background?
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Great job on those bolt holes. Welding is one skill I sure wish I had. Nice work.
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I hope those aren't bullet holes you are filling in.
Looks good.
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Looks good.
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yah that's the croozah!mk wrote:Sure a lot fiddlin' around, isn't it? Looks good. Would that happen to be a 'work' vehicle I see in the background?
mike
I used nearly a whole roll of wire welding up all the trim holes, mirror holes, welding the stake pockets, welding the bed seams, and doing other mods like frenching the rear marker lights. I'm waiting on the roll pan when it arrives that should be the last thing I have to weld. (If I don't decide to shave the drip rail and door handles )
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Nicely done Smokeybear. Tired of welding yet?
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What? I couldn't read your post because of the pretty lights in my eyes.Tallboy wrote:Nicely done Smokeybear. Tired of welding yet?
LOL yah I got through welding saturday and my right hand was shaking like a poodle sh!ting peach seeds.
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Got some more fab done. I decided I wanted to do something custom to the marker lights. Instead of just filling them and smoothing them to the body line I frenched them into the body. I also wanted a roll pan but didn't have the $$ for it so I decided to make one. I have a couple of bedsides from a LWB truck. After doing some measuring I found out the bend at the top of the bed is the exact same radius as the roll at the rear of the lower bedside. I cut out what I needed from the bedsides and I'm going to weld in a pocket for the license plate. Here are some shots of the pockets I made for frenching the markers.
The pocket I made from some metal I had laying around.
The hole in the bed opened up.
The pocket inserted.
The marker light in place.
Another.
After I get them welded in and smoothed I'll post some more pics of them.
Here are some shots of the "homemade" roll pan.
Cut out bedside.
One side.
The other. In this one you can see the perfect fit of the body line.
I was telling qman that I did bodywork for a guy who pretty much made me use whatever I had lying around to work on peoples vehicles. Looks like it's coming in pretty handy now. LOL! Stay tuned, more to come later.
The pocket I made from some metal I had laying around.
The hole in the bed opened up.
The pocket inserted.
The marker light in place.
Another.
After I get them welded in and smoothed I'll post some more pics of them.
Here are some shots of the "homemade" roll pan.
Cut out bedside.
One side.
The other. In this one you can see the perfect fit of the body line.
I was telling qman that I did bodywork for a guy who pretty much made me use whatever I had lying around to work on peoples vehicles. Looks like it's coming in pretty handy now. LOL! Stay tuned, more to come later.
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"Christine" Gone but not forgotten.
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"Christine" Gone but not forgotten.
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