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Old 12-30-2011, 03:28 PM   #1
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Re: Not Another Rebuild Thread....

Where you trying to post porn? Because thats not allowed. Even large amount of bare skin are frowned upon. Really no ideas
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Old 12-30-2011, 04:04 PM   #2
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Where you trying to post porn? Because thats not allowed. Even large amount of bare skin are frowned upon. Really no ideas
When it comes to porn I dont like to share....
But now that you mention it, it was a rather large patch panel I am putting in

I will try again laters I guess.
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Old 12-30-2011, 05:34 PM   #3
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Re: Not Another Rebuild Thread....

Looks like I can post pics now so going to try this progress update again!!

#1 is my donor section and my problem area.
#2 I started with cutting out the spot welds along the door jamb.
#3 Then I taped off and cut out the minimum of the problem area.

#4 I used the cut out problem area as a template, then holding the donor section up to the cab, I traced my cut lines again from the inside of the cab in a different color, and over size cut my patch. Then I slowly and incrementally trimmed the patch and the cab until the two fit up nice enough for me to start worrying about over doing it.

#5 I think as I tack weld it in I will be able to get that gap closed even more that it is showing in the pic. I only had a couple of vice-clamps holding it in place for photos.
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Old 12-30-2011, 10:10 PM   #4
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Re: Not Another Rebuild Thread....

Looks much better now McMurphy!
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Old 12-30-2011, 11:39 PM   #5
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Re: Not Another Rebuild Thread....

That patch panel looks good. I know what you mean about trim a little, check it, trim , check it. It takes me so long to this kind of stuff. I know you will get it. Take your time and it will turn out perfect.
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Old 12-31-2011, 01:13 AM   #6
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That patch panel looks good. I know what you mean about trim a little, check it, trim , check it. It takes me so long to this kind of stuff. I know you will get it. Take your time and it will turn out perfect.
Thanks guys!!
Well here is how it turned out...

#1 after my initial pass on all my spot welding, I had to cut a half dozen of them on the back side on the long verticle seam because I was not paying attention and it mis-aligned on me.

#2 this is how it sits now, ready for a light skim of filler, and paint. I also bonked myself because it wasnt until I took this pic that I even thought about the body lines aligning. Guess it is better to be lucky than smart, because I was HUGELY relieved to see they lined up as well as they did !

#3 this is my proud pic, this part looks so near seamless that I could lie and tell someone I know what I am doing ..... yah riiiiiiiight !!!

#4 while I was running my spot welds on the patch panel, I was scooting over to the d-side and installing my fuel fill patch as well.

#5 looks good to me !!
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Old 12-31-2011, 01:23 AM   #7
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Re: Not Another Rebuild Thread....

I think it is time for me to get the floor patches now that I feel more confident on what I am doing with the welder.
I know I will need both rear cab corners, both side floor pans and both rocker panels. I will probably order the complete rockers instead of the partials.

I guess tomorrow will be a toss up between more fab work, or cutting out bad flooring.....

I am certainly uncertain, at least I am pretty sure I am....

Good night all, beer time !!
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