I'm heading to a local junk yard on Saturday to get a grill and a couple of fenders for my '50. I started to take my front end off of my truck last night, and realized that it's a little more complex than I thought. Fifty eight year old bolts don't like to co-operate, even after being soaked in PB Blaster for a couple of days. I ended up getting a bunch out, but also snapped a few as well.

Does anyone have any suggestions to getting a grill off at the yard? My one idea was to take a cordless sawzall and cut around the fenders and lower rad support. I really don't like to do it, just because I'm probably going to feel horrible for cutting up the fenders. ANY suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks.


~Jenny

"Custom can't be bought. It's achieved one cut at a time."

1950 Chevrolet 3100 1/2-Ton