Some Cab Questions

[61hawk]

As far as the data plate, that's going to likely be fun to try and clean up. I'd drill out the rivets and let it soak for a while (like days) in soapy water. Hopefully the paint used will soften up and you can slide it off with a fingernail. There are probably dozens of recommendations but if water doesn't work I'd start with mild paint removers like acetone... you're trying to take the silver off and leave the green. I want to kick guys in the nuts who are too lazy to take the time to mask these things off... it'd take about two minutes to mask this off.

[motorcity23]

Thanks for all the replies.
Would you consider the tunnel pictured a "high hump"
I can put the other section on and get a picture tomorrow

[Pick121]

Originally Posted by 61hawk

As far as the data plate, that's going to likely be fun to try and clean up. I'd drill out the rivets and let it soak for a while (like days) in soapy water. Hopefully the paint used will soften up and you can slide it off with a fingernail. There are probably dozens of recommendations but if water doesn't work I'd start with mild paint removers like acetone... you're trying to take the silver off and leave the green. I want to kick guys in the nuts who are too lazy to take the time to mask these things off... it'd take about two minutes to mask this off.

So true!! It should look something like this (only not sideways) before it was painted over by an ogre with a spray gun

[motorcity23]

I've got the data plate soaking, we'll see in a couple days.

Looks like I have a bolt in low hump. Apparently a 63 item (mine is a 63).
May have been a tall hump originally
I'm going to drill the welds out and bolt the front section in.

Any thoughts on this hole, rear of passenger floor, near the tunnel.
Fuel related?

[SkinnyG]

Originally Posted by motorcity23

Fuel related?

Yes.

[pdxhall]

You can buy a replacement data plate at Classic Parts if that one doesn't strip off/