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Old 04-06-2018, 10:43 PM   #10
Kronald_70GMC
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Re: My 1970 GMC Project

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Nice! I like the new shiny metal... make the rest of the floor look like that! Did you get any "oil canning" on that floor pan after you got it all welded in? What's the process of getting your supports in - are you going to have to reinstall the brace from back of cab to front first? Or weld in your supports first?

Btw did you get another blast of winter up there? We did last week and today was below zero with the wind. Thought we were on to the next season...
Shiny metal is my goal! Lol I did not have any oil canning, just that high hump that I had to shrink down. My plan is to fully repair the floor pans and then install the support as a whole piece.

We did get more winter, not just a blast though. It is like an explosion. We have been breaking 100 year old cold records. Currently as I type this it is -14°, -20° with wind chill.
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