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Old 12-06-2015, 12:45 AM   #26
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I added a high hump to my low hump replacement cab. I used an high tunnel and modified the floor to fit. I fabricated an extension for the front of the cover and now have a completely bolt-in hump, it sure makes working on the transmission easier. I can take pictures on another day if you would like. As another option, depending on how much clearance you need and what your goals for the truck are you may consider making and welding in a patch panel and installing a 1" or 2" body lift.
Pictures would be great! Clearence is not a issue as I have a automatic transmission.
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Old 12-06-2015, 08:12 AM   #27
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Re: 1964 K10 Floorpan

Here at two pictures I have found on my computer. I hope they help I will add a few more once I take them. Basically what I did was place the high hump panel in place and match drill it and the fabricate an extension to the front. We welded nuts to the bottom side and then cutout around the inside following the inner bead-line. I had another junk low hump pan I used to make the extension because it matched the contour pretty well.
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Old 12-06-2015, 10:43 AM   #28
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Any Ideas on how to fix it? Should i replace the whole hump?
I'd cut out the just the cancer and make my own patch panel for it. I've had to do that several times on my truck where the cancer wasn't too bad or no replacement parts were available.
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