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removing the wood from my bed.
I want to replace the wood in the bed of my truck. It's a 1953 Ford F-250.
I am wondering about the procedure and steps. It looks rather simple. Take a bunch of bolts out. Maybe some of you can offer some advice on this? Do I have to take the whole box off of the truck and the fenders?Thanks
Sparkdog.
I am wondering about the procedure and steps. It looks rather simple. Take a bunch of bolts out. Maybe some of you can offer some advice on this? Do I have to take the whole box off of the truck and the fenders?Thanks
Sparkdog.
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I want to replace the wood in the bed of my truck. It's a 1953 Ford F-250.
I am wondering about the procedure and steps. It looks rather simple. Take a bunch of bolts out. Maybe some of you can offer some advice on this? Do I have to take the whole box off of the truck and the fenders?Thanks
Sparkdog.
I am wondering about the procedure and steps. It looks rather simple. Take a bunch of bolts out. Maybe some of you can offer some advice on this? Do I have to take the whole box off of the truck and the fenders?Thanks
Sparkdog.
Also, you will probably get more answers by starting a new thread.
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Thanks, they are late model mustang wheels, 18" x 10" nothing too crazy. I needed a 1.5" hubcentric wheel spacer to get them to clear the bed. They just barely fit in the stock wheel well. About a 1/5" clearance in each direction.
Thanks guys. I am hoping the paint will be done this spring. Ordered up all new glass and seals. 53 style tail lights, new marker lights etc...
Wish I could find a chrome 51-52 front grill piece that didn't cost two arms and two legs. I am thinking of just painting them bright silver or possibly just jet hot coating them.
Thanks guys. I am hoping the paint will be done this spring. Ordered up all new glass and seals. 53 style tail lights, new marker lights etc...
Wish I could find a chrome 51-52 front grill piece that didn't cost two arms and two legs. I am thinking of just painting them bright silver or possibly just jet hot coating them.
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Renewing the bed of my truck
Thanks to Ryan and Jonf on their comments on renewing my bed. Taking it off sounds like an easier way to get at everything. How much does it weigh? I would take the fenders off first.
Ryan, the boards look great. What type of varnish will you use to seal them? Did you mill the wood yourself or buy them that way?
Sparkdog
Ryan, the boards look great. What type of varnish will you use to seal them? Did you mill the wood yourself or buy them that way?
Sparkdog
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Thanks for the offer, but that is a pic of the truck as purchased last October. I saved the grill and it is in really great condition! If you find a chrome 51-52 one for a reasonable price let me know as I would jump on that.
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