Thanks 49fordf1.
He came by this morning and bought two of my '48-'52 rear cab corner patch panels. That makes panel #19 and #20 "out the door"

Sold 4 of the fender-to-running bd panes as well.

Thanks for the support guys, keep the orders comin'!
I'll have the press paid off soon.

Soon, Lower extender patch panel.
Reamer

 

Good job Reamer. When I get to work on my truck again and start body work I'll definetly contact you for the cab corner patches.

 

Way to go, Reamer!!!

 

Good job man grats on sellin that many already

 

An enterprising young man would me contacting the aftermarket places and cutting them a deal...who know's, ya might have to quit your day job

 

Thanks for the good work, I got 2 of your corners and have one in and it fit good, the other will only be a partial. I find it hard to keep going on a regular basis and winter will be here soon, I want to have all the welding done on the cab, blast it and epoxy prime it before it gets cold, yes it does get cold in Canada.


wgc

 

Thanks Winston! I knew you would be Pleased.

 

And truth to the rumor that you're going to press out a one piece 48-50 Panel Truck?

 

Good work.I got a left one.Got my old one cut out and new one ready to weld in.Should be in this weekend.Looks like it will work great.Thanks.
ART

 

One question, I got some shrinkage on part of my weld, what can I use to dolly it with as the weld is down inside the corner. Anyone else have this problem.


wgc

 

Full panel Truck, Naaaa. 2 halfs Sure!

 

Congrats reamer!!

Thats cool that all your hard work is starting to pay off

Bobby

 

i am just starting body work in my cab. I'll be PM'ing you soon for a pair of cab corners!

 

looks like your making a real good product, i was considering getting some from you but i'm going for a whole better cab now..........

i'll keep you in mind, just in case.

 

Since my Panel doesn't have cab cornors I don't know how tight it is. What you're looking for is something that will transfer the impact of the hammer. Heavier is better.
I've use other hammers, rocks, pipe, wood blocks, and once a sock full of wet sand.
Hope this will get the gears turning.