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Iplay4keepz · 10-22-2017, 08:54 PM

Ok comrades now it's time for some good ole fashion work. My original plan was to... well I didn't have an original plan. I actually came across this truck helping my mom buy a vehicle and I swear something called me to it, all tucked away in the garage under some tarps all lonely and forgotten proceeded by a 64 gmc, and the guys fathers f100. Needless to say, I think I know why the guy was saving this one for last because this sucker is rough. Swiss cheese floorboards, non existent rocker panels, mice in the roof, but no time for sob stories, it is not going to fix itself.

Action number one! Fix something! The front fenders seemed like a good place to start so parts were ordered, and away I went.

Elephant boogers holding the bottom of the fender to the cab. Honestly not sure how this even seemed like a viable repair option, but there's more madness to come.

10-22-2017, 08:54 PM	#8
Iplay4keepz Registered User Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: ky Posts: 71	Re: Clifford the big red? truck Ok comrades now it's time for some good ole fashion work. My original plan was to... well I didn't have an original plan. I actually came across this truck helping my mom buy a vehicle and I swear something called me to it, all tucked away in the garage under some tarps all lonely and forgotten proceeded by a 64 gmc, and the guys fathers f100. Needless to say, I think I know why the guy was saving this one for last because this sucker is rough. Swiss cheese floorboards, non existent rocker panels, mice in the roof, but no time for sob stories, it is not going to fix itself. Action number one! Fix something! The front fenders seemed like a good place to start so parts were ordered, and away I went. Elephant boogers holding the bottom of the fender to the cab. Honestly not sure how this even seemed like a viable repair option, but there's more madness to come.