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RManson · 01-26-2012, 01:37 AM

Just a thought, but why not use the money to buy a decent welder and learn to do some patch panel work? It's not that hard and you'll be surprised at how handy the knowledge and know-how will come in when it's time to tackle other aspects of your build. Take a look at what some of the guys building '50s trucks have to deal with and you might find that your project isn't so bad. Lots of patch panels available and with a little practice, it ain't so bad.
Pretty soon you'll be shaving turn signals and the like with ease!

01-26-2012, 01:37 AM	#7
RManson Registered User Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: United States Posts: 159	Re: Looking for good factory a/c cab Just a thought, but why not use the money to buy a decent welder and learn to do some patch panel work? It's not that hard and you'll be surprised at how handy the knowledge and know-how will come in when it's time to tackle other aspects of your build. Take a look at what some of the guys building '50s trucks have to deal with and you might find that your project isn't so bad. Lots of patch panels available and with a little practice, it ain't so bad. Pretty soon you'll be shaving turn signals and the like with ease!