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On my 56 I can lift the rear of the cab corner and the back wall moves while the bracket stays still due to the stress cracks. I am having some stress cracks welded up and inner/outer cab corners replaced and it looks like L bracket is only welded to the floor NOT the rear cab wall. Is the L shaped bracket attached to the inside rear cab mounts welded to BOTH the floor and the rear cab wall?


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--Tribute to "Snappy Cartage", a family business on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada
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yes

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Make sure you get the floor flat and in position before you do the corners. You may also have issues with the horizontal spot weld across the back panel at the bottom.


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Thank you.....I do have problems with the horizontal spot welds as well. What is the best way to level before doing the corners? Do the back wall welds first?


1956 Chevrolet 3100-'Little Snap':
--Tribute to "Snappy Cartage", a family business on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada
--1/2 ton, Stepside shortbox
--350 V8: Edelbrock Intake, Holly 650 Carb, H350 Transmission,, 23" Genie Shifter
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