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HI I have gmc truck 1970 without Marker Lights And I have Roof with Marker Lights from another truck. Is there an ideal and fast way to make the holes. I hope there are pictures of this work. Thanks |
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I am going through this process right now. I hate to say it but the words quick and maker lights don't go in the same sentence lol. But it is possible and the end result is very worth it, there are several photos in the link on my signature. Let me know if you have any further questions!
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Thank you for your response, but I prefer to make holes and then solder the place. The holes are in the middle I'm thinking to cut them all and then solder
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Your work is great sir, but it is suitable for a whole new project. I want to keep my truck as much as possible in its original shape. I hope you understand this |
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I also cut my roof skin off and replaced it.
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You can cut the marker lamp bases off and transfer them to the cabs roof skin. It just takes measuring. It would be faster than installing a complete roof skin I'd think.
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That’s good info Joe. I like that you didn’t mess with the rear upper seam above the back glass. Looks like a pretty clean way to go about it. I wonder how modern panel bonding adhesive would have worked in this application, obviously the back seams would need welded but other wise glueing it up might be a great way to do it.
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Looks like I need a bigger plate. There is no other solution. If anyone has a bigger one than this I will be thankful. Thank you everyone
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There are no shortcuts to this modification. Joe's Junk did his about the swiftest I see it. I also realize the scary prospect of cutting off the whole skin on such a nice truck as yours. That being said, " if you want an omelet, you've got to break a few eggs". I guess another alternative would be to cut the sections out like I have marked your picture and drop your headliner and trace the cut sections out on your roof and cut it. Weld them in very slowly and cross your fingers that you don't have a tremendous amount of warpage. Paint the roof and hope for good results. Whatever you decide, good luck.
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Just buy another 70 GMC with roof marker lamps - problem solved :)
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I appreciate it Bro , thanks |
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In my country these lights in a truck are worth a fortune. Actually the selling price is different. In any case, the solutions are many, but the chance of finding a ready-made truck is very difficult . When I bought this truck, I couldn't believe it was still in factory condition. So I don't want to change this beauty except for the better |
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I have a whole cab with the lights rust free ,body guy can cut it off we’re you want it cut let me know have someone who wants the ac dash so might be willing to cut it up thanks Kenny
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Work has started now and I will post pictures soon ..
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Are you going to cut the entire roof off? or just the outer skin?
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All you need to remove is the outer skin. Don’t cut the whole roof off your truck.
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Yes, this is what I will do. top part only
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Looking forward to seeing the pics!
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This is some pictures
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