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Old 11-12-2016, 08:26 PM   #9
68Timber
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Re: Sarge's rattle-can rebuild

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Good build. I like the, learn as you go, method. I look forward to doing that with welding at some point too. I also grabbed some hammers and dollies to start tapping out little dents. Completely understand your comment about reverse dents. Did you get some good summer use of of this rig?
Thanks, and I sure did. I drive this truck a lot, and I'm guilty of driving it around partially disassembled. Right now the dash pad and gauge bezel is off but I've driven it all summer like that. I figure it'll be ugly and obnoxious until I'm done, and then it still will be to most people anyway. So drive it, right? Here's a pic. I have worked a little at repairing the original dash pad and installing a switch panel into the gauge bezel, they will be ready to install soon, I'll have new updates then.
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