October 2018

Repaired driver’s side A pillar and removed rocker. Repaired B pillar and rear cab support (pic) Removed rusted gas tank brackets and fabbed a floor patch with reinforcing rib. Straightened and patched firewall.
Attachments
IMG_1126.JPG (211.08 KB, 289 downloads)
Removed driver's' side rocker and rusted A pillar.
IMG_1127.JPG (177.72 KB, 284 downloads)
Patch on bottom of driver's side A pillar
IMG_1129.JPG (210.86 KB, 294 downloads)
Driver's side B-pillar and rusted cab mount
IMG_1130.JPG (245.71 KB, 293 downloads)
Driver's side B-pillar patched
IMG_1139.JPG (186.35 KB, 295 downloads)
Fitting driver's side rocker
IMG_1140.JPG (247.15 KB, 293 downloads)
Laying out floor patch with reinforcing rib
IMG_1142.JPG (214.74 KB, 291 downloads)
Form for hammering in reinforcing rib
IMG_1144.JPG (277.87 KB, 295 downloads)
Replacement floor patch with rib with original
IMG_1145.JPG (230.27 KB, 277 downloads)
Firewall rust cut away
IMG_1147.JPG (213.65 KB, 287 downloads)
Cardboard Template for firewall patch.

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.