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Chevytruck10 · 08-06-2014, 07:41 PM

Once I got back I was motivated to get moving on this project again. I went to the passenger side and did the same rust repair on that side. Got the rocker panel torn out and replaced, tore out the front floor, kick panels, and inner cowl. Also went ahead and cut the back half of the floor out as it was just getting in the way. Then i got the kick panels and floor fitted in. I have to say, spot welding on the bottom of the floor sucked. Gets too hot for my taste, but I probably wasn't in "proper" attire.

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I don't understand, but somehow both sides got left with this gap in the floor.
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08-06-2014, 07:41 PM	#9
Chevytruck10 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Posts: 27	Re: '50 Chevy S-10 Swap Build Once I got back I was motivated to get moving on this project again. I went to the passenger side and did the same rust repair on that side. Got the rocker panel torn out and replaced, tore out the front floor, kick panels, and inner cowl. Also went ahead and cut the back half of the floor out as it was just getting in the way. Then i got the kick panels and floor fitted in. I have to say, spot welding on the bottom of the floor sucked. Gets too hot for my taste, but I probably wasn't in "proper" attire. I don't understand, but somehow both sides got left with this gap in the floor.