Well after not being able to fix in the drivers donor door I swapped it out for the door on my truck. Grinded down through the layers of rust. Inch deep before I hit metal. After discovering all sorts of drain holes and weight saving spots I started cutting. Now door looks doable but brazed holes are staying for now.
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More fun practice
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I got most of the cap stripped down. Drip rail area was rough along with a circle of rust in the center of roof. Also some sweat patches on the rockers and passenger cab corner. Stripped the new bedside also which is straight and clean so it kinda stands out. I also sprayed some golden Fawn paint on the interior part of the door then proceeded to scratch it all up while fighting getting wing window back in. Couldn’t remember to wait on felts till after window.
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Great work!

Thanks
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I finished up bead rolling my door panels. I still need to paint them. Plus a fun battery box I made that bolts in from the side for a rat rod at work.
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Nice bead roller skills.
Those door panels look great.:metal:
Great theme you got staying with the camper top diamonds.









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Thanks. I painted the panels interior color. I got my hood sanded down.
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Door panels are amazing!

I finally got to put my letters on the hood which I’ve owned for a couple years now. Broke the stud off the L which was exciting. Made a aluminum bracket to mount my vintage air heater defrost to. I wanted it high so I brought it all the way up to glovebox door. I also realized I needed to clearance a opening for heater hoses that was big enough to get my hand into. I never thought about having to reach the nuts on the backside of these cool firewall pass through grommets.
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Trying to see how much rust is in the cab. I promise there is a little metal holding the cab together somewhere. Also made this bed floor for 38 rat rod at work. I also finally fixed the centering pins on lower control arms. One side had moved after my off-roading adventure in Pennsylvania.
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Well crazy hours on the truck lately. I got the doors on, made a box for stereo face plus speakers, weather stripping, 1 1/16” sway bar, radio metal in, firewall holes welded, oil changed and heater installed. Bigger sway bar with good bushings is a game changer. Best $80. Parked my longbed till I decide to sell it or ship it to California.
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Door panels on(armrest will match eventually), truck on the lift in the showroom I built at work, mismatched interior for now.
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Newer grill pieces
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Moved from Missouri to near Bakersfield CA. Fun road trip and luckily I got the heater hooked up before I left. Plus sway bar saved my life coming down Colorado mountains. Besides hitting 3 crazy jumps going 80mph in Utah which bottomed out my wheels pretty good and brakes smoking coming down the mountains it was awesome.
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You should have taken the left turn to
Albuquerque:lol:
Glad you made it safe.
Now you have a Cali. truck.
I really like that topper you restored.:metal:







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Pictures from Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Utah and Vegas.
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I finally got videos up on youtube under "Show Me Trucks" of my 1967 Chevy C10 327 11,200mi build "Woody", this shortbed "Buzz', custom camper build and reviews on modifications I learned from this site. Hopefully you guys enjoy thank for all the help.

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Man! O Man! Do I like what you did with that canopy!
Fantastic work!

Thanks the camper project is fun for sure
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Gonna see this truck in posh or catty woods?! or are you a left coaster now?

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Eventually Im sure I will make it back out there. My girl runs Woodward West so im out here until something changes. I do have a dirt tire on the front for the trails though.