The only rusted through part of the cab was one rear corner so I got to work on that this morning.
Made the inner panel and then fitted the patch panel I bought,which although well made wasn't the greatest fit so I added a piece to it where the meets the door.

 

Looking good keep at it.

 

What do you get if you start with ,one hub,some tube and 3 pieces of flat bar?

 

Decided to build myself a tailgate frame today.
Using some electrical conduit bushings to make the hinges a little smoother.

 

Started on the frame for the spare tire and gas cap access and refitting the rear fenders.

 

Had some later Ford taillights so I thought I'd use them.
Made a couple of spacers to mount them.
Got the rear fenders on and finished the spare carrier/gas filler hatch.

 

Got the gas springs mounted on the tire carrier.
Finally got the trans x-member ,had to make 2 one inch spacer blocks and then got it fitted.
Mocked up the brake pedal/booster bracket.
Now comes the question...Do I need to weld another piece to the bracket to space it the 2" needed or would 4 x 2" pieces of threaded tube be strong enough?
Bent the brake pedal to mirror the original.
Picked up a nice clean pair of leather buckets for it.

 

Really nice project Bob! Lots of neat idea and tricks. Nice work too! How come you chose to run a 460? Won't you have to take out a bank loan to take it around the block? (fuel cost)

 

Hi Bob nice wheels, like the idea for the spare wheel and fuel tank, keep them pics comin
bruce

 

Welcome to FTE. Can't call you a new guy because your work shows lots of experience and skill. Very impressive job. Keep it up and keep posting pics. We love pics. Great job

 

Wow... Someone is getting some stuff done... Congrads and thanks for sharing...

 

Great pics! Awsome job! I noticed some Power Fist Products in your pictures, what part of Canada do you live in?

 

Some Freakin' Skills You Got there Bob!
Paul

 

Just south of Calgary.

 

Grafted a 3" piece of metal into the pedal/booster bracket so it clears the x member.