November 2015 - More Fender patching

I bought patch panels for the front of the rear fenders, along with a bunch of other patch panels, including cowl, floor sections, front cab mounts, the right rear stake pocket, and anything else I needed. I continued working on patching the rear fenders, making pretty good progress on all the chunks that were rusted away.
Attachments
IMG_1684.JPG (162.52 KB, 524 downloads)
Patch at the top mount
IMG_1685.JPG (159.92 KB, 524 downloads)
An other mounting flange repair
IMG_1689.JPG (163.33 KB, 518 downloads)
ANOTHER mounting flange repair
IMG_1708.JPG (185.72 KB, 519 downloads)
Another mounting flange patch
IMG_1765.JPG (149.65 KB, 516 downloads)
Patching at the crown of the fender
IMG_1766.JPG (166.98 KB, 515 downloads)
Patch held in place with magnets
IMG_1767.JPG (151.56 KB, 519 downloads)
Patch tacked in place
IMG_1769.JPG (121.8 KB, 514 downloads)
Rusted metal where crown brace connects
IMG_1772.JPG (128.76 KB, 514 downloads)
Patch tacked in & ready for bending for mounting flange


Kevin
1951 Chevy 3100 work truck
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1929 Ford pickup restored from the ground up. | 1929 Ford Special Coupe (First car)
Busting rust since the mid-60's
If you're smart enough to take it apart, you darn well better be smart enough to put it back together.