I would like to offer a tip for selecting the best inner cowl panel. First, there is a full panel that has an awful gray primer offered by many of the vendors that does not come close to fitting at the bottom. Some of the vendors sell the lower half of the panel that fits VERY nicely. It comes in black primer. I ended up buying both of them (as I needed the whole panel), cutting and splicing them together for the right side. This worked much nicer than cutting, bending, re-cutting, re-bending, cussing, throwing parts and tools, yelling at my lovely wife and children for no fault of there own trying to get the gray @#$%^&*() panel to fit the left side. I think that panel may have taken some years off the end of my life. Don't get me started on the poor-fitting replacement inner-to-outer cowl (also in the horrible gray primer). With all the aggravation that I suffer from working on these old trucks, nothing makes me smile harder than hopping in and driving one that I built!


1952 5-window - return to "as built" condition | 1950 3100 with a 235 and a T-5 transmission