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Old 05-02-2019, 04:18 PM   #21
theastronaut
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Re: 1966 F100 Short Bed Styleside Metal/Body/Paint Work

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Yup, this is going to be awesome.

Thanks for following!

I've been working on blasting the bed, inside and out and underneath, that's about 95% done. I'll work on straightening and repairing as much as I can while it's in bare metal before going back over the areas I missed with the blaster and then shooting epoxy.

The seam between the upper and lower passenger side bedsides was pretty rough so I spent extra time cleaning it out with the blaster.






The new F250 bed floor has stamping for a fifth wheel ball, and the owner wants to add a fuel tank under the bed with the filler cap in the bed floor. I'll cut out two sections and swap them to make the center smooth and have a stamped area around the filler cap.




The rear corners had back up lights added, so I straightened the area and welded up the holes.








The bedside is wavy and sunk in over the front of the wheelwell so I've started stretching the area by hammer-on dolly plannishing the area to raise the low spots.




The bottom driver side behind the wheel opening had a couple creases, dents, and a torn spot on the edge of the flange.







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