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#109594 06/27/2004 5:21 AM
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Anyone have a picture of the paint line around
the cab door opening? This would be for a
47-53. I'm talking about where the interior
color stops and exterior starts. My truck has
been stripped down for sometime and now the
painting has started and I'm not sure where the
factory line was. Maybe you could post it here
or send it to me. [email protected].

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The door jambs and rockers are interior color. The color change occurs at the metal that begins the "exterior" of the cab sheetmetal.

Tim Bowers
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