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Old 06-09-2014, 10:06 PM   #56
JJorgensen52
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Re: '72 C3500 GMC flatbed project

Thanks!

Today, I got slowed down a bit but I did get the front shackle hangars mounted.




I also got the engine, front cross member, and engine pads drilled and fully mounted.


I decided to use the hangar section of the '87 frame as a reinforcement plate, rather than attempting to create a neat filler for the area I had to cut out where the parking brake mounted (see my post from yesterday)

I'm hoping to get the rear axles swapped tomorrow, so I can finalize all the holes I need to drill, then start cleaning up the frame for paint. I still need to weld up an extra few holes where the front spring hangars land, but otherwise it's basically ready.
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