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You might just slip a copper tubing cap over the end.
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dude that's freakin awesome were where you 3 days ago when I was trying to weld a hole in my tailgate that had a nut on the other side. defiantly going to steal that idea
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Working on the bottom of the cab i got tired of having to straighten the door sills out. My originals were toast and my new ones kept on getting banged up as they seem to be a weak spot.
This is what i did. Took some 1"x2" rectangular tube and cut out a couple of braces. Got them welded in and now my sills can hold me. Kim |
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Here they are welded in. I have no idea what the factory did to protect them.
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Kim, the new pieces look great, and should work out well, nice job...Jim
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sweet!! well done!!
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I like it. That is a easy fix for a serious problem. Keep up the good work.
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Adds strength and looks good too. Nice work.
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Dear 1950's chevy factory, this is Kim he has fixed the problem with your rockers, thanks.....
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Exactly Rod!
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My originals were beat to hell and the new ones kept on getting banged up in the garage so I needed to do something. Kim |
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Looks really good. Very nice work Kim
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All caught up now. Nice Work!
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Nice build!
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looking good
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My sills still had the "protection" in place. A small 45 degree gusset about midway that was spot welded to the sill and the step. I was going to reinstall but have now decided I will be copying your design. Nice. Dug
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Glad I had an idea that others can use. Kim |
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your build is amazing. i love checking in with it to see your awesome progress pics!
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Unfortunately for me life's thrown some things my way that have slowed progress for a while. Hope to be back on it soon. Kim |
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i love the copper c clamp idea and also the cab dolly flip idea....awesome
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I like the sill idea also. Going to take it and make it mine as well.
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Haven't been able to do much as I have my son and grand daughter to take care of until school is back in session. My boy is also playing in a band that performs every Wednesday at Disneyland so getting to and from rehearsals takes up a bunch of time. Looking forward to school starting back up. Kim |
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Your cab and bed look awesome!!!! Super clean work you do. Patience of a saint you have. I lack that. :(
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Finally a littler progress to show. Got the top and bottom of the cab in primer. Last pic is after a lite sanding with some 80 grit on a long board. I may be able to get by with a coat of spray on filler as its not too bad. Kim |
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Kim, glad to see the update...Jim
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I hope to be able to make some decent progress now that school is back in session. Kim |
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Kim, I sat down tonight and went through your entire build thread. Like many have commented you do great work and have so many excellent fabrication ideas. Learned a lot tonight and thank you for sharing your journey. Love it!
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I get a lot of inspiration from all the guys on this board. Kim |
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Looking good Kim.
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glad to see you back on your truck
nothing on these trucks requires a long board long board will do nothing but make flat spots on a convex surface try using a long piece of hard foam that will conform to the curves of that roof truk never saw a hard block for sanding, foam blocks for every surface |
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The board I used is a Dura Block that's only 16-1/2 inches but it's the longest I have. Kim |
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Cab is looking good Kim...I'm not looking forward to starting ours :waah:
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