Tinman's '51 Cabover lowbuck build
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: northwestern Ontario
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At least you still have lots of room on the flat surface...lol Those trucks look awesome as does your clean shop.
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Scott,
I like he new stance. I think it looks great.
The worst thing about trucks is that if they sit for more than a week the bed magically fills up with stuff. What is this stuff? where does it come from? More importantly, why can't I throw it away?!?
The 65 looks amazing. You've been busy
Bobby
I like he new stance. I think it looks great.
The worst thing about trucks is that if they sit for more than a week the bed magically fills up with stuff. What is this stuff? where does it come from? More importantly, why can't I throw it away?!?
The 65 looks amazing. You've been busy
Bobby
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I finished up the headache rack. I kept it cab width so it's not hanging out in the wind. This thing has the aerodynamics of a barn door as it is.
Can't seem to get excited about finishing the interior.....maybe this winter. I would like to address the floor though. Problem is, any kind of carpet/mat needs to be removable so I can get the engine covers out. Kind of a pain.
Was thinking maybe just using bed liner on the floor then some smaller floor mats for under feet?
What do you all think?
Can't seem to get excited about finishing the interior.....maybe this winter. I would like to address the floor though. Problem is, any kind of carpet/mat needs to be removable so I can get the engine covers out. Kind of a pain.
Was thinking maybe just using bed liner on the floor then some smaller floor mats for under feet?
What do you all think?
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Gonna try the bedliner on the floor......I have carpet(black) in my F-1, I like how it insulates for heat and sound, but it always looks dirty
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The truck is looking great!
If I ever get that far on my 54 I'm going with bedliner on the floor. And the first couple of coats I'm adding some Hy-Tech ceramic spheres to the bed liner.Insulating Paint Additive Makes Paint Insulate That should help cut down on some of the drivetrain heat transferring into the interior.
If I ever get that far on my 54 I'm going with bedliner on the floor. And the first couple of coats I'm adding some Hy-Tech ceramic spheres to the bed liner.Insulating Paint Additive Makes Paint Insulate That should help cut down on some of the drivetrain heat transferring into the interior.
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I will place my vote for the bedliner and rubber mats. Funny, just a couple of hours ago I was belt sanding cabinet door panels and drawer fronts made from the wood I bought from you last spring. I can tell the stuff from your dad's mill from the old barn wood because there aren't nail holes in your dad's wood. The cabinets will live on in a beautiful log home that's being remodeled on the island. Keep up the good work. It is always nice to 'visit' you on this great thread.