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**lks dcvn** · 02-22-2010, 05:03 PM

It isn't that bad Mario and I had zero welding experience when I started - just the ambition to learn. Would I have wanted this to be my first project - probably not, but I was amazed when I wrapped up the passenger side and the door shut well and there were no issues with the gaps. Checking measurements along the way really helped me - and lifting that damn door with the glass, etc. 10 times was a PITA!

I must have looked at almost every build thread to see the best way to approach the rust on my truck and as mentioned - the longest delay in the process was wondering if I could do it - simple answer - yes.

It may take me a bit longer [since I am somewhat meticulous about this stuff] to finish, but that is fine by me.

02-22-2010, 05:03 PM	#184
lks dcvn Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 4,339	Re: 1972 Blazer - 'Bullet' Project It isn't that bad Mario and I had zero welding experience when I started - just the ambition to learn. Would I have wanted this to be my first project - probably not, but I was amazed when I wrapped up the passenger side and the door shut well and there were no issues with the gaps. Checking measurements along the way really helped me - and lifting that damn door with the glass, etc. 10 times was a PITA! I must have looked at almost every build thread to see the best way to approach the rust on my truck and as mentioned - the longest delay in the process was wondering if I could do it - simple answer - yes. It may take me a bit longer [since I am somewhat meticulous about this stuff] to finish, but that is fine by me.