Lonesome7.3
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That is cool. I have to do the same thing some times.
1971 C-10 "ResuWrecktion"
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Done yet?
Lot of welding and a lot more grinding today. Got the blower hole block off plate welded in. Patched a few really thin spots and a couple of rust holes. I was spending a ton of time trying to grind it back down smooth then realized it would all be covered. So I knocked down the worst of it and called it good.
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Progress!
I'll start working on the filler piece, in grey, tomorrow. It will give the passenger side firewall a similar shape as the drivers side.
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Saweet!
To most this will look like just another piece of sheet metal. This is a bolt in high hump section for TH-400 and 4 speed trucks, this piece is not reproduced. It is a necessary part for laying frame and I got lucky enough to catch one on the parts board.
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Lonesome7.3
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locating the hard to find parts is one of the more enjoyable aspects of a build.
Throwback Thursday, my wife ran across this pic and said it's dated 1993. One of the few pics of the truck that I have from back in the day.
Sitting pretty in the grass in front of my shop.
Sitting pretty in the grass in front of my shop.
Lonesome7.3
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Love it. I found old photographs of my Dodge when my Papa had it. That is a great find.
