No problem. Hopefully some of this can help someone out down the road. I know that I spend a ton of time reading posts and watching videos to come up with solutions or to give me a heads up on possible issues. So I know how valuable it can be. I have one more small project on the truck (unless I missed something) and then it will be off to the bodyshop. I have it assembled to the point that the bodyshop can see what they are working with and let me know if there are areas that I need to address. Then I will disassemble it so they can start roughing it in. I have a fairly small punchlist of things to do after it is torn down. 7 years is long enough and if I did the bodywork and paint myself it would be another 7 years so I'll just grit my teeth and pay someone. These large curved surfaces are not made for amateur hour.
1949 Chevy Panel Truck A Project Journal I'm old but I make up for it by being immature.
