'''''''Yeah, I agree. I actually bought a panel for it but as a Boeing engineer once told me the first rivet driven in a hole is the best one (structurally) no matter what it looks like. '''''''''

something tells me the PO was not a rocket scientist

when i pulled my cab and replaced it instead of using the round/square rubber button the vendors sold ya. I used a 1/4'' x 3'' hard rubber strip about 12'' long, this now is fitted along the entire ''wing'' of the frame that matches the under cab steel support brace arm, thus providing much more support to the cab. the cab bolt goes through the rubber piece at the far end, i 'pop' rivited the other end so it would not move. sorry that roll of film didn't pass thru the camera like i thought it did, so no pics.... darn --- that was my whole frame completed and painted too !!! ouch

Last edited by carolines truck; 02/20/2008 3:56 PM.

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