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#106578 05/09/2005 1:29 AM
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ok guys, got the one of the rocker panel's in, along with the floor pan shimmied in. that might not be right on the money...but its solid. so, i'll take it. no one will see it anyway.
BUT.
the cab corner, from LMC truck, won't slip over whats left of the original one. am i supposed to cut the old one out, leaving a lip for the replacement? or what am i doing wrong here...please help!

.later days.
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1969 K20 , with a '67 front clip. fleetside. 292, 3x1 offy, headers. sm465 4spd. getting put back together, almost ready for paint.
doing it all myself.
19 and lovin' it.

"proper" is so over-rated.

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#106579 05/09/2005 11:25 AM
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Yes, cut out the bad portion then trim the replacement panel to fit. You can use a flanger to keep a lip for a lap joint (easiest) or trim for a 1/16" kerf and use a butt joint.

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Word of caution! Even though no one may see it, it may have a direct impact on the manner in which related panels fit to it or how the door gaps turn out. Rockers are important structural pieces so before you weld it up, put the door back on and ensure it is fitting correctly.

Item 2,503 from Houston54's list of lessons learned about old truck re-building.

#106581 05/09/2005 11:54 PM
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thanx guys. yeah, my dad and i checked the magazine...its a "replacement". so hey! probl;em solved. and as for the rocker panels...i'm not too worried about the door fitting on, on account of there were no rocker panels when i started...and it fit then. so hey! we'll take it one step at a time, yeah?

thanks again.

.later days.
.desperado.
.sam.


1969 K20 , with a '67 front clip. fleetside. 292, 3x1 offy, headers. sm465 4spd. getting put back together, almost ready for paint.
doing it all myself.
19 and lovin' it.

"proper" is so over-rated.

.later days.
.sam.

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