Thanks WES!
 

Just wanted to thank Wes at Classic Heartbeat for getting me a fuel filler patch. At first I was hesitant about cutting and welding becuase I have never even picked up a welding lead before but I figured that I cant mess up anything a good body man couldnt repair. The patch was flat and had to bent to match the curves of the truck and then welded and ground down but I think I did a pretty good job. Now on to bigger and rustier things. Thanks again Wes for boosting my confidence. And to anyone else out there that is a little scared I say go for it.

Your welcome. :D You knew that you could do it all along. LOL Looks like you did an exellent job!! WES www.ClassicHeartbeat.com

Looks really good. Maybe this gives me a little push to finally go and get my welder.....I'd take that for my first time welding, dang it looks good....Too bad you're in texas, you think you might ever come out here to ca?? j/k

Sweet!
What kind of welding setup do you have?

Something strange about that picture, where is the rest of the cab?

I was thinking the same thing,,,,, Good job doing the work though....


Ron

He took the pic straight on and the other door is off, giving the illusion it is just the rear pillar. But if you look to the left you can see the floor. I know, my truck is minus the doors right now too. Can you say SUICIDE:metal: YEAH!!!

Thanks, I am using a Millermatic 175. I just followed ebfabman instructions (series of tack welds until is complete welded). I got a little carried away with the grinder but nothing a little bondo cant heal.