Installing inner door windlace %$#*&!!!! and other progress - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

drivesfed · 01-05-2009, 10:54 PM

Just finished that grandly enjoyable process yesterday.......the least fun thing I have done in a LONG time. Should I bend the metal channel in at a couple spots to pinch it in place? It seems like the factory had it pinched in a spot or two.

Other progress:

Cab repair panels installed. All is painted but the box and doors. 3 point seatbelts installed. floor mat and padding installed. Transmission cover plate repaired and mounted. Engine painted.

Next up: King pins, brake rebuilding, seatcovers, and reassembly of front end.

I'll post pics when I have them.

01-05-2009, 10:54 PM	#1
drivesfed Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Nebraska Posts: 16	*Installing inner door windlace %$#&!!!! and other progress** Just finished that grandly enjoyable process yesterday.......the least fun thing I have done in a LONG time. Should I bend the metal channel in at a couple spots to pinch it in place? It seems like the factory had it pinched in a spot or two. Other progress: Cab repair panels installed. All is painted but the box and doors. 3 point seatbelts installed. floor mat and padding installed. Transmission cover plate repaired and mounted. Engine painted. Next up: King pins, brake rebuilding, seatcovers, and reassembly of front end. I'll post pics when I have them. __________________ Smile at challenges, curse at idleness. 1955 chevy 3100 1st series Self-built twin 454 front engine dragster 1999 corvette convertible 1984 chevy blazer



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