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My big this with these beds is the seam down the side. Most all of them have corrosion in that seam. My plan would be to clean that up, and then weld that dam seam closed.
This truck had a slide in camper and the inside of the bed is almost perfect. I don't think there is even a dent on the outside! And damn sure minimal rust...
Good morning guys, late getting on here, getting ready to head out for work. Charlie, do you have pictures of your panel? I have seen Dons, would like to see yours also. I had a a 41 panel when I was in hi-school, but sold it when I was in the Navy.
Tip. Buy her some tidbit she's been wanting, and while she's all happy with ya, ya tell her just how much time and money you'll save coming out here.................lol
Mornin' all........
Thanks, Charlie!...........I still think I could yank the motor in my old Ranger faster than I could dig that valve cover out, I might have missed it, do you have to pull the upper intake manifold?
As much as it leaks (which is very little) this is gonna be a back burner, the only reason I even ask is that the wife says she occasionally smells it when a drop gets on the exhaust manifold, it never leaks a drop on the shop floor though.
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