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Old 05-25-2017, 05:01 PM   #1
toiletbowl54
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starting work

Getting ready to start replacing rusted panels on my 71 cheyenne, the usual stuff, inner/outer rocker panels,front/rear pillars,cab to frame bushings, etc. Along with the mentioned stuff, all 4 of my cab supports need to be replaced. Getting under the truck, I can see where the supports sit on top of the inner cab supports. I guess my question is , after I support the cab with a brace and jack, I should remove the worn out bushings then air chisel the braces out ? Also when I install the new braces and bushings should I wait to mig the new braces to the floor pan till after the other panels, i.e. pillars, rocker panels, are installed. Hope this makes sense. Thanks in advance.
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Old 05-26-2017, 01:03 PM   #2
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Re: starting work

I would go ahead and weld the cab supports in,and install the new bushing.This way the cab sits correct.This gives you a good reference base to work from. You can check alignment of adjoining panels (Rockers to fender).
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