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Qknf4u69 · 04-20-2021, 08:14 PM

Luckily that much won't be needed. I had it almost perfect but I kept trying to weld up any pin holes that showed up then got angry and cut the area back out and started over with a piece of sheet metal. Then a few more would show up and I did that process over 3 times. Each patch a little bigger that the previous. If I had all the cool big boy tools, a real shop and maybe some sheet metal guys... who knows how good it could be... Come on Motor Trend TV rescue me, fix it in a hour so I can drive it tomorrow. LOL

04-20-2021, 08:14 PM	#44
Qknf4u69 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Grants Pass, Oregon Posts: 43	Re: 'Hay Burner' 69 LWB Frame Off Restore Luckily that much won't be needed. I had it almost perfect but I kept trying to weld up any pin holes that showed up then got angry and cut the area back out and started over with a piece of sheet metal. Then a few more would show up and I did that process over 3 times. Each patch a little bigger that the previous. If I had all the cool big boy tools, a real shop and maybe some sheet metal guys... who knows how good it could be... Come on Motor Trend TV rescue me, fix it in a hour so I can drive it tomorrow. LOL __________________ 'Hay Burner' 1969 C10 Long Bed, 454 BB, Hooker Headers, TH-400 w/3500 B & M Stall, 4.11 w/ Auburn-Pro Limited Slip. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=813448 "Wouldn't say I was missing it Bob"