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Old 09-06-2024, 02:58 PM   #1
lilpoindexter
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Crash damage at passenger firewall? '63 C10

Hello Everybody:
It looks like my truck was crashed at some point, on the passenger fender, above the bumper, and the inner fender pushed in, on the firewall. The gutter above the firewall is about 1.25" tall on the driver side, but it caves in on the passenger side...plus my inner fender is spaced to firewall with a gang of washers.
My thought was to remove the inner fender, and fashion a mount that picks up on the two inner fender mount holes from the inside, and use a slide hammer, to try to pull the firewall back into position.
Just looking for peoples opinion on this carnage, and perhaps how you might approach it.
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Old 09-07-2024, 09:09 PM   #2
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Re: Crash damage at passenger firewall? '63 C10

You might need a come-along to really pull that out. There’s a pretty heavy brace up on the underside of that corner and a lot of structure that will want to fight you.or if you can come up with a stiff place to push from the inside you could use a bottle jack to try to push it out.
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