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Old 03-31-2026, 08:39 PM   #351
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Re: Project "Financial Burden": 1968 SWB C10

The body shop is back in business! Let's finish up the cab and hood!
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Re: Project "Financial Burden": 1968 SWB C10

Pretty slick idea Looks like it works perfectly ; )
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Re: Project "Financial Burden": 1968 SWB C10

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I needed a way to paint my cab floor and decided to make a variation of the typical "tip and flip" cab dolly. I wanted something that I could break down easily and would not take up a bunch of room when stored. I used 1.5" roll cage tubing and associated joints. It bolts to the existing cab mount locations, breaks down in 4 pieces, and I use my engine hoist to flip it over for a one man operation.
That's smart.
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