63 rebuild

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got video of this on my youtube channel 1gibsonL4

[boat]

a few more repairs

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fender patch

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finish job until body work

[boat]

still need to clean it up http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1351824199

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cut out rust, replaced with patch panel from classic parts http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1351828136

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http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1351828399

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still need to weld a few spots and seam seal along the inside http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1351828601

[coulter]

man that is some really clean looking patch work!!!

[Ta2Don]

Watched a couple of your videos, great work, Inspiring.

[CRGRS 66]

I am in awe, I am not a welder, never even had the opportunity to try

[boat]

Originally Posted by coulter

man that is some really clean looking patch work!!!

Thanks
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[boat]

Originally Posted by Ta2Don

Watched a couple of your videos, great work, Inspiring.

Thanks for watching still have a lot of pic to post
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[boat]

Originally Posted by CRGRS 66

I am in awe, I am not a welder, never even had the opportunity to try

I started welding 6 months ago I figure I better start learning or I won't get nothing done
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[McMurphy]

Wow that really is nice work !! ... you have videos?

[boat]

Originally Posted by McMurphy

Wow that really is nice work !! ... you have videos?

Thanks man, I made a few videos on rust repair and welding in patch panels
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[Bomp]

Don't know how I have missed this build but I found it now.
Like your style. Hands on!!! Pound that metal!!
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[boat]

Thanks for watching
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[pdxhall]

Nice truck, boat. I just went back and read your whole build thread so far. You've got some awsome welding skills. I am doing almost the identical patch panel replacements on my cab rockers and rear corners as you just did. I had never welded until a year ago so I watched a couple of your videos for some guidance. I still experience some burn through once in a while and I was wondering what settings you use on thin sheet metal. I've got an Eastwood mig135 and I am curious if I'm using the correct settings or in the ballpark at least.
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Originally Posted by pdxhall

Nice truck, boat. I just went back and read your whole build thread so far. You've got some awsome welding skills. I am doing almost the identical patch panel replacements on my cab rockers and rear corners as you just did. I had never welded until a year ago so I watched a couple of your videos for some guidance. I still experience some burn through once in a while and I was wondering what settings you use on thin sheet metal. I've got an Eastwood mig135 and I am curious if I'm using the correct settings or in the ballpark at least.
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Haven't been welding long myself I use the Lincoln pro 135, I think the controls are different on our welders but I set my wire speed at #5 and heat at B. when i welding on these new patch panels ,if that tells you anything
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[clemdaddy]

just caught up with your build and you're doing some very nice play.
chassis looks great and the cab is going to be just as good.
i'm thinking you're on track to maybe be driving by this spring...

[4dranch]

Doors look good Boat

[johnny mac]

Fantastic work on your build!

[McMurphy]

I just watched your videos, man how I wish I had seen them before I did all my cutting and welding !!
But then, I jumped in and it was a long while before I learned about taking a "5 minute YouTube class"

I got through mine Ok I guess, but your stuff is very helpful.

Can you explain the importance of subcribing though? It caught my attention when you did the opening to your first cab corner video.

Thanks !!

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Originally Posted by McMurphy

I just watched your videos, man how I wish I had seen them before I did all my cutting and welding !!
But then, I jumped in and it was a long while before I learned about taking a "5 minute YouTube class"

I got through mine Ok I guess, but your stuff is very helpful.

Can you explain the importance of subcribing though? It caught my attention when you did the opening to your first cab corner video.

Thanks !!

I subscribe to the channels on YouTube by clicking the subscribe button so I can keep up with all the videos they put up.when I go to my subscribers I can see there latest video learn alot from people like jamesfreddys and mobilehotrodrepair. This forum has helped out alot still learning as I go thanks steve
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