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Old 01-24-2020, 07:34 AM   #26
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Any Updates?

Sorry for the gap in posting been super busy working. I have been making some slow progress but I’m really trying to work a little each night after work.. I’ll post up some updated pics












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Old 01-24-2020, 07:38 AM   #27
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Got the cab back tacked on in a few spots.. don’t quite know if it’s exactly where it should be so leaving it tacked until further progress is made.. re hung the pass side rear door checking gaps... got the rounded piece in the door as well. Got glass window run channel installed and threw the window in to make sure it still works properly..
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Old 01-24-2020, 07:42 AM   #28
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Kinda at a standstill with the passenger side so onto the real work.. drivers side. Got to working on the B pillar. Man I didn’t realize all the work that would go into this. I don’t think I’m a 1/4 way done yet but satisfied with the work so far.. getting itchy to start the 4th door but patients is key... sorry if the pics are sideways
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Old 02-03-2020, 12:14 PM   #29
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Finished up the drivers side B pillar. A ton of work involved in this and many hours but pleased with the outcome.. got it all ground and sanded down. Still have some cleaning up to do but it’s tome to start on a door...
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Old 02-03-2020, 12:16 PM   #30
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Starting on the fourth door.... not much progress. Just working on getting the inner door section and hinge area figured out. Figured I’ll reskin the door once completed
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Old 02-11-2020, 03:27 PM   #31
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Old 02-11-2020, 07:27 PM   #32
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Re: 1972 Chevy Crew Cab “Denali”

Nice work on all of it .
Good clean lines
Especially that 4th door.
I like your path with the 4th door.








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Old 02-11-2020, 07:33 PM   #33
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Nice work on all of it .
Good clean lines
Especially that 4th door.
I like your path with the 4th door.

Thank you my friend!! Still a ton to do on the door! Got all the internal workings of the door figured out this pass weekend. Hoping to finish metal work possibly this weekend so then some rust inhibitor and seam sealer on the inside and then it’s time to start on outer skin.






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Old 02-20-2020, 05:12 PM   #34
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Been pecking away at the door... got everything working correctly internally. Modified both window channels and got all lock linkage figured out. All the pieces for that came from a third door as well. Door hinge reinforcement is done... took everything back apart and finished all welding on the door inner. Got a new door bottom in as well.. laid down some rust inhibitor on the inside of the door.. need to get some primer and seam sealer on the inner and it’s time for new outer skin and about to close up the door for good! Finally
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Old 02-20-2020, 05:14 PM   #35
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Took a break from the door as I’m tired of seeing doors and door pieces.. PO cut out the dash for an aftermarket head unit and that can’t stay in there. Plan on running a factory AM/FM so I cut up a diner dash panel and welded that in. This also gave me my center AC hole. Just need to cut outer holes for vent balls...
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Old 03-30-2020, 12:46 PM   #36
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Finished up the new reskin on the fourth door and it came out better than I expected... been working on the floor lately in hopes of mounting to the chassis to complete rockers and cab corners and supports...
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Old 03-30-2020, 12:47 PM   #37
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Re: 1972 Chevy Crew Cab “Denali”

Starting to work on the rear floor as well. Hand to get another doner cab to get front bench seat mounts.. I had the pieces but wasn’t thinking and scrapped them.. oh well 40$ cab is shot but it came in handy
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Old 03-30-2020, 12:50 PM   #38
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Old 03-30-2020, 12:54 PM   #39
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Starting to get chassis ready for new cab. All new lift springs and shackles. Went with a 4” lift. Also completed a shortbed conversion on a longbed. Bed was a little rough but using it for mock up right now at this point I plan on building a new bed with aftermarket parts down the road when paint is near.. for now this will do the trick and I enjoyed doing it. Not welded solid only tacked ever 1/4” or so
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Old 03-30-2020, 03:00 PM   #40
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Re: 1972 Chevy Crew Cab “Denali”

This is very cool to watch....I wouldn't or couldn't do it, but fun to watch...keep posting progress. I love it.
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Old 03-30-2020, 03:07 PM   #41
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This is very cool to watch....I wouldn't or couldn't do it, but fun to watch...keep posting progress. I love it.
Thanks. I try to keep the followers updated.. hopefully my thread will help the next guy on the fence about building one...
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Old 03-30-2020, 09:45 PM   #42
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Re: 1972 Chevy Crew Cab “Denali”

Great pictures and documentation of your build


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Old 03-31-2020, 07:34 AM   #43
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Great pictures and documentation of your build


Nice work.

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Old 03-31-2020, 07:44 AM   #44
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Figured since the cab is stout enough to lift again I can start preparing to mount on chassis. Now that I have a shortbed that will help me figure where and how much to add. First I removed the front most bed mount. Then I measured my shortbed k10 frame from center of front bed mount to center of cab mount. I ground rivers off of the rear cab mounts and moved them back according to my k10 measurements... Next would be to measure center to center on cab mounts on crew cab and compare on frame to see how much I need to add. Came out to be 20 3/4” I needed to add. I got doner frame rails from a 1967 c20.. did some cross measuring on frame and a lot of bracing before cutting. Did a simple 6” stair step notch with reinforcement plates on back side. Welded them solid with two plug welds per plate. I also used run off tabs at each flange so I was getting full penn welds by the time I got to frame rail..
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With this corona virus going around most the places around here are feeling the effect but my company is still working 10 hours a day. Well spent 10 hours on Monday second guessing my frame lengthing.. So I was on a mission to set the cab on it’s new home. I set the front of cab down first and got both mount bolts in place. Rolled to the back and the rear mount bolts threaded right in barely any effort so my frame modifications were spot on.. Couldn’t be more pleased now it’s starting to look like something. This is where I’m at currently...
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Figured since the cab is stout enough to lift again I can start preparing to mount on chassis. Now that I have a shortbed that will help me figure where and how much to add. First I removed the front most bed mount. Then I measured my shortbed k10 frame from center of front bed mount to center of cab mount. I ground rivers off of the rear cab mounts and moved them back according to my k10 measurements... Next would be to measure center to center on cab mounts on crew cab and compare on frame to see how much I need to add. Came out to be 20 3/4” I needed to add. I got doner frame rails from a 1967 c20.. did some cross measuring on frame and a lot of bracing before cutting. Did a simple 6” stair step notch with reinforcement plates on back side. Welded them solid with two plug welds per plate. I also used run off tabs at each flange so I was getting full penn welds by the time I got to frame rail..
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Not at this time.. eventually I’m gonna weld up some unnecessary holes in the frame and then I’ll probably put one or two crossmembers in there somewhere
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Old 04-01-2020, 08:15 AM   #48
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Threw a front clip and hood on I had laying around and pushed it outside to stand back and look. WOW looking like a truck now.. of course I had to throw some hooks and k20 hub caps on it for a quick picture...
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It's going to be awesome.
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Re: 1972 Chevy Crew Cab “Denali”

Hard to take back apart once they look like a truck, but it is very motivating. Looks great. I want one!! Are you going to try to keep the truck roof profile or the burb?
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