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nosto · 05-12-2003, 11:36 PM

THANKS, 72MARIO....

I didn't realize that the poly would flex that much, but the heat gun sounds like a great idea. Sure beats anything I've come up with so far.

BTW: Got primered on Mothers Day.......and yes, it IS a stepside, minus the fenders. All that stuff is just laying in there, nuthin' bolted down yet. And the bed is sitting on 2X4s until I get the fuel filler worked out. Won't be long!! (Yeah, right!)

05-12-2003, 11:36 PM	#4
nosto Flamin' Bass Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Galloway, NJ, US Posts: 315	THANKS, 72MARIO.... I didn't realize that the poly would flex that much, but the heat gun sounds like a great idea. Sure beats anything I've come up with so far. BTW: Got primered on Mothers Day.......and yes, it IS a stepside, minus the fenders. All that stuff is just laying in there, nuthin' bolted down yet. And the bed is sitting on 2X4s until I get the fuel filler worked out. Won't be long!! (Yeah, right!) Attached Images __________________ Rick Olson /nosto/ Galloway, NJ Pics : http://community.webshots.com/user/nosto53 1972 Triumph TR6 - full resto, now with a Toyota 5-speed 1975 F**D F-100 - rusty, but reliable 1982 HD XLH-1000 1967 C-10, shortstep, 350/M21 4spd, nitrogen tank fills fast bags on 4 corners, Toyo 255/45X20s on American Eagle 221 20X8s, shaved locks and handles, antenna, fuel filler, tiny C-notch, rear fuel tank, long headers, Edelbrock, worn 600 Holley, Checkmate flush hard cover, rear pan, custom LED taillights - painted it, too! But don't like it so I'm gonna do it again!!