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Old 03-22-2011, 08:21 AM   #1
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Re: 66 Stepside C10 Project "Walter"

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Plug welds are holes punched or drilled in a panel that is on top of another panel allowing it to be welded to the panel underneath. It basically replaces the factory spot weld. You can kind of see them in the top middle of the outer rocker in the pics below.

The pics of the plug welds are not mine. They are google images.
I appreciate the knowledge and dont feel attacked, so no worries. The floorpan was replaced after the rockers. As for the A pillar, i dont believe it needed replacing, but im bringing the cab and frame home today to start test fitting my LS so i'll see it then.

Curious why the order of replacement matters?
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Old 03-22-2011, 08:36 AM   #2
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Re: 66 Stepside C10 Project "Walter"

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The truck is put together from the inside out. It only makes sense to work from the inside out when replaceing panels. The floor pan section (which includes part of the inner rocker) is sandwiched between the cab support and the A post then the outer rocker. Hope this helps.
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