Front sheet metal replacement
75 F-250 4 x 4 highboy.
Drivers side front sheet metal damage.
I have been squirreling away parts for awhile. The front fenders are at the bodyshop getting sprayed,I have an OK bumper and grill.Driverside inner fender is new . I found one radiator rear mount support ( has a bit of rust in the lower drivers side ) but I am looking for another to save on body work labor .
When I start replacing the front sheetmetal is there an order that parts should come off and be reinstalled ? I could just tear into it ,but it is a work truck and I need to limit my down time . And I want the panels to line up with each other .
The truck is black ,so if I continue with black the transformation should not be too noticeable untill I get to that stripe that runs from the back of the hood to the back of the bed.
At some future point I am going to do passenger front door lower hinge pillar and floorpan.
Looks like the bed might need too much work ,so I guess I will look for a replacement.
75 F-250 4 x 4 highboy.
Drivers side front sheet metal damage.
I have been squirreling away parts for awhile. The front fenders are at the bodyshop getting sprayed,I have an OK bumper and grill.Driverside inner fender is new . I found one radiator rear mount support ( has a bit of rust in the lower drivers side ) but I am looking for another to save on body work labor .
When I start replacing the front sheetmetal is there an order that parts should come off and be reinstalled ? I could just tear into it ,but it is a work truck and I need to limit my down time . And I want the panels to line up with each other .
The truck is black ,so if I continue with black the transformation should not be too noticeable untill I get to that stripe that runs from the back of the hood to the back of the bed.
At some future point I am going to do passenger front door lower hinge pillar and floorpan.
Looks like the bed might need too much work ,so I guess I will look for a replacement.
I always have those two things ready at hand for all the bolts that go into ANYTHING. Label and bag. Label and bag. Then it doesn't matter what order things come apart or how it's done.
You can always put things back together if you read a label you made because it sparks your memory. If it's something that you don't know what it is, label it with a much longer & explanatory label so you can figure it out later. Even if it's months down the road (hopefully it won't be for you).
I've got a extra core support if ya need one. But depending on where your at in CO thats kind of a long drive to a really long drive. lol








