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Join Date: Sep 2018
Location: Batesville,MISSISSIPPI
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Under dash Valence, Steel build along (pictured Heavy)
EDIT-My truck is on jack stands in the front, so some of my measurements (plumb bob) if you try to do this yourself will be off.
I started this about 3 weeks ago but I will show the rest of the build in real time. And I could screw it up or make a dumb mistake. ![]() I will do the corner pieces like I did my radiator cover with a wood buck. See the link http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=806951 This is what it will look like 4-3/8" tall ![]() I cut some 18Ga. sheet metal to width and and laid out some lines every 1/4" ![]() My friend boss has a 10' break and let me use it again. The bend angles are about 1/2 degree on the upper part and 9-1/2 degree on the lower part. I did not have time to tune up the brake so one end was a little different than the other. ![]() So I made a dolly and hammered on it with a dead blow hammer, about 5 minutes and it was as done. I cut some 1" wide pieces of sheet metal as a brace and will tack them in place later. ![]() ![]() Real time starts today I C clamped it to the bottom of the dash, I will fasten it after the corners are welded on. ![]() I cut some 1/4" plywood with a straight edge to push to the lower valence and started making the template. ![]() I taped a stick to the door jam to hold up the plywood and down the valence to hold up the other end. ![]() Keep marking where it's hitting and rasp it over and over until I got what I wanted. ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by MD2020; 11-22-2022 at 10:08 AM. Reason: more info |
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