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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Haysville, KS
Posts: 40
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Re: 51 Gmc
HAHA yours kinda sounded like mine, mine stated off being like a 48 chevy, then he though it was a 54 chevy, got the title said GMC I was going sweet after I looked at pictures and everything so im perty happy myself with it being a GMC and alos for 500 bucks you cant go wrong. Going to be alot of work tho but going to be cool at that. You are off to a good start im going slowly but surly myself. So did you use an air sander to get your doors down to metal? and what grit did you use? I just pulled my doors off today fenders yesterday and the day before, and the radiator and what not befor that hahaha. Im hopeing to get the engine and tranny out this weekend. Alos, anyone have a good sugestion for getting the cab off the frame with out hurting ones self or the cab? Keep up the good work looks great. Later, Cole
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Manitoba Canada
Posts: 111
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Re: 51 Gmc
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: pittston,PA
Posts: 1,184
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Re: 51 Gmc
to Cole_lol to get the cab on and off my 54 gmc i used en engine hoist with a good heavy duty strap thruogh the door openings around the top of the cab.
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Hamburg Pa
Posts: 1,153
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Re: 51 Gmc
i pulled the doors of my 57 and used my hoist witha 2x12 against the upper door jam to help it lift works good can get it plenty high enough
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