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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Alaska
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Re: 1957 Chevy truck re-rebuild
Like what you have going on here. Definitely going to keep a eye on your thread. Subscribed
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Salem Mo
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Re: 1957 Chevy truck re-rebuild
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![]() One place I can not block sand is where the gills are. Thinking back, I had to weld in a filler piece for where the old turn signals were. Now I not only have to smooth the weld of the turn signal fill but also the gill welds. This is mainly done by feel since no block can fit into this area. A little extra time is involved, but they've blended in nicely. Just joking, but, for some reason the first picture looks like a fish laying on it's side. lol Last edited by Stepside Jim; 04-17-2013 at 09:47 AM. |
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