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11-02-2009, 10:35 AM | #1 |
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Re: 1972 Blazer - 'Bullet' Project
Got the last bolt (driver floor) out on Sunday morning - PITA!
Had to cut the floor around it to get it out since it was rusted/welded all the way around and it would not release - that shouldn't really matter since I will likely be replacing the floors anyway. After that fiasco I checked the doors - had to add a few shims here and there, but the doors open/close as they should. After I went to put the driver floor pan bolt back in - it wouldn't go in - it was like the body had shifted and wouldn't allow the bolt to drop through the mount/frame...WTF! All the other bolts lining up with the mounts were OK for the most part - one of the rears was tricky - but it eventually went back in. Now I know I will have to remove that bolt again to get the new floors back in - How can I get this shifted back over to drop the bolt through the floor mount when I replace the driver side floor metal - any advice? So - now the first step of the process is out of the way for rust repairs... 1. Replace Body Mounts if crappy - done 2. Have Top Bolted to the Body & Windshield Frame - my w/s frame is rusted out so the top isn't bolted to it - any advice here on how to proceed? |
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