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You MUST redo the wood and slat flooring...that will be just to cool! Putting tin back in would be a shame. Keep the pics a comin.
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1941 K18-C GMC Recovered today
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I am sure PB will take donations to put in there whatever ya want but PB will still own it.
Here are a few pics of some further cleaning - Deb took her camera to one of the squirrel school functions so these are crappy tonka toy ones.
last one is the GMC name on the rear of the diff - part of the housing.
Here are a few pics of some further cleaning - Deb took her camera to one of the squirrel school functions so these are crappy tonka toy ones.
last one is the GMC name on the rear of the diff - part of the housing.
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WOW...Looks like she is cleaning up nicely!! (At least what's left of her)
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Boy that camera sucks - promise I will not post any more pics off that crummy thing.
I'll get Debs camera down there tonight - only debris left on anything pressure washed is on top of each rear spring hanger mount by the caked on grease zert fittings - and nearly 3/4 of that is history - bottom side of framework will get done with I pressure wash from the underside later on.
Those box interior upper radius covers are solidly welded in and into the roof cross members - soooo I have two more tricks up my sleeve to get those radius dents out. That is main mission this weekend - during the rain I will work on the inside and watch it rain through rock ridden pelted windows.
Cutting out threshold rocker panels by the box entry doors so I can bend new ones - these will not go in until whatever type of flooring gets placed in - that is way down the road at this time even thinking about it.
I'll get Debs camera down there tonight - only debris left on anything pressure washed is on top of each rear spring hanger mount by the caked on grease zert fittings - and nearly 3/4 of that is history - bottom side of framework will get done with I pressure wash from the underside later on.
Those box interior upper radius covers are solidly welded in and into the roof cross members - soooo I have two more tricks up my sleeve to get those radius dents out. That is main mission this weekend - during the rain I will work on the inside and watch it rain through rock ridden pelted windows.
Cutting out threshold rocker panels by the box entry doors so I can bend new ones - these will not go in until whatever type of flooring gets placed in - that is way down the road at this time even thinking about it.
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Don't worry too much about those dents zout. You know I like a vehicle to have a little battle damage and some "character".
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You'll have dents where I did crappy body work
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I'm gonna leave the decision on the floor to the Commander. If he says original type wood so be it, if not....
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Sorry PB but we have to close the thread. It looks like a civilian vehicle now.
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WOW!! That's the shortest time I've been "locked out" yet!!
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Keep talking bub.
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you are on the radar, quick hideWOW!! That's the shortest time I've been "locked out" yet!!
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I would threaten you know who...but he's bigger than me, PLUS he has the Magic Mod Button!!you are on the radar, quick hide
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Anyone wanna see real pictures from a real camera - still just cleaning up and cutting stuff out like the running board/threshold plates to make new one.
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New little LED light I bought so I could actually see back there when it becomes o dark thirty
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Just use some Wolmanized wood porch flooring...it's going to get painted OD so nobody will know it's not Oak. I'm sure they have a Home Desperate in your neck of the woods where you could get it cheep enough. Tell the Commander that you'll be made fun of and all the other kids will make fun of you if you don't...of course if your Commander is anything like mine...she'll just laugh at me and say tough! LOL!
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It must be red oak with the proper covering. We wont stand for anything less.
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I was thinking that you might get the metal floor hold down strips from the same people that sell these REPRODUCED for the people that are restoring old pick ups that had wood floors.
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I dont see where it says they make red oak.
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I have this feeling that I now have about 1K pounds less of a vehicle than I started with?
Wonder where that yucky yeller paint on the front fender came from?
Zout are you sure my truck's not gonna disappear into thin air??
Seriously though...I'm impressed Bro...and I thank you for your efforts to save this ole girl!