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Helped a buddy do his big window conversion which gave me the chance to practice before welding mine. The spot welder made it a snap, now we just have to dress up the opening and then off to finish mine. I learned a few tricks doing his, so I am glad to have had the opportunity to gain experience.
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What did you use for a spot welder?
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I bought a miller msw-41 110 volt unit. It was about $800.00 with the extra tips and such, but worth every penny. I have used it several times on different things
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I'm wanting to do my truck soon, I have not had any luck finding a donor cab to cut out the rear panel. Is anyone still making the interior panel? I emailed classic big window with no luck. Did you do this one by modifying the factory small window panel. Looks so much better after its done
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You can't modify a small window because the inner contour is quite a bit different, on the big panel it is a sharper radius.
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In the dome light hole I am going to drill a small hole and run a screw to help hold the two panels while the glue sets up. I ran a small ratchet strap from the dome light hole to the rear view mirror bracket to hold the panel in position while we welded and the glue set up. Just lil things like that Check out my build thread and you can see how I cut mine out Sigshooter's 1965 |
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sigshooter,
Thanks for the tips. Good to know that stuff before applying the glue. |
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