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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: roseville
Posts: 832
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Re: Patch everything or swap cabs?
So I'm signing up for a MIG welding class...something tells me patching this cab is going to be an epic journey full of money and cusswords.
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My Current Trucks: 1958 Apache BBW 4.8LS/4l60 "Lucky" Built By Me 1958 GMC BBW LS1/4l60 "The Kraken" Built By Delmo |
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Location: Toppenish, WA
Posts: 15,838
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Re: Patch everything or swap cabs?
Don't forget to make your wife a couple of plant stands as early mig welding projects. Those were the first things the AG shop teacher had the beginner welding kids build after they learned to run a bead. Moms always tended to pay for them. I have one I bought when one mom had too many kids in welding class at the same time.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: San Angelo, Tx
Posts: 1,068
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Re: Patch everything or swap cabs?
Check out the build thread on my '57.
I posted detailed photos of all my patch panel installation and metal work. It doesn't start until post #43. |
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