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*PICS* close up shots of trimmed cab int.
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I thought I would finish up the trim job for seat/leg clearence. I used part of the piece that was removed to help stiffen up the rear panel. Seemed to work good.
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Nice Work :c2:
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Earl, looks great. You should do fabrication work for a living. :lol:
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Then what would I do for fun...:)
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I almost didnt know what I was looking at there at first. Did you do all the work with the glass in? How are you going to smooth out the ridges? Nice work!!
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But He's gonna box the ridges in....Right?
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Could box them in but really not worth the work, besides it makes for a great place to spray a rust preventive coating. The overall gain is still over two and a half inches. Might not sound like much but with long legs every bit helps.
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Thanks for posting efabman.
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my pleasure
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Nice work! The pics help a lot! You can see the extra room you gain. Thanks for posting!
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You do awesome work!!
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thanks ebfabman this is definatly on the list.
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Impressive...
Now you can fit an even LARGER fuel tank in there :D j/k I saw a similar job done on a '67, except the guy covered the entire inside with diamond plate. It was a little over done. What do you have planned for the bare metal? |
Just clean up the cab, epoxy prime, and paint. The seat will cover most of the rear panel. Maybe some lightweight sound deadening across the rear, but not diamond plate...... :lol:
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