Panel truck roll pan
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Panel truck roll pan
I'm in the middle of doing a TON of rust and metal repair on a 55 panel truck I bought recently. Does anyone know of a company that makes a rear roll pan for the truck? I thought I had seen one a couple months back for after searching for days I haven't come across anything. The front is easy to get but rear stuff is difficult.
Any leads would be helpful. Once I get time to post I'll make a thread for the build up of the truck.
Thanks, Scott
Any leads would be helpful. Once I get time to post I'll make a thread for the build up of the truck.
Thanks, Scott
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1953-56 Ford F-100 Panel Rear Lower Body Panel, No Bumper Holes
Midfifty sells one but has no provision for the bumper brackets. I made my own for my panel but took some doing for no previous metal work.
Midfifty sells one but has no provision for the bumper brackets. I made my own for my panel but took some doing for no previous metal work.
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That's perfect as I am doing the same for the front roll pan and just going to tie the frame together behind it so it'll still have a bumper it will just be hidden. also adding a tow hitch in the rear that I want to make invisible until I need it. Still trying to come up with ideas on that. Thank you for the link.
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Yeah I dont have a english wheel, slip roller or panel break so $300 is fine by me.
Worst part is I have their catalog and never realized they had so much panel truck stuff. I just haven't looked through it enough apparently. Thanks again and great looking panel you have.
Worst part is I have their catalog and never realized they had so much panel truck stuff. I just haven't looked through it enough apparently. Thanks again and great looking panel you have.
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