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#601750 12/16/2009 4:35 PM
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My truck just fell off of them, no one was hurt, but project just came to an end. I would post pictures, but I lost it, when it fell.

Not a pretty site.

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Geez. Very sorry to hear that. Glad no one was hurt.


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I'm glad to hear no one was hurt. Sorry to hear that it put an end to your project. Now would be a good time for the rest of us to look over our work areas for possible safety hazards and accidents waiting to happen.

Hopefully, after you cool off and evaluate the situation, the project can be saved.


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Cletis #601759 12/16/2009 5:13 PM
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Originally Posted by cletis
I'm glad to hear no one was hurt. Sorry to hear that it put an end to your project. Now would be a good time for the rest of us to look over our work areas for possible safety hazards and accidents waiting to happen.

Hopefully, after you cool off and evaluate the situation, the project can be saved.

I did take a walk out to look at the damage. Honestly, I think it is over, I would not trust the door openings to be correct any longer. I did have an X welded into the openings, but the whole things is not pretty.

While I hate failure, my thoughts are that this truck was too much for me. Should just be used for parts now.

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What all was damaged? If you are handy with a welder I'm sure you can still save it, you might need to buy some repair panels but, you can do it. I wouldn't give up on it just yet.

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you would be amazed at what can be straightened by a body guy. A friend of mine was hauling his '72 triumph body from his workshop to a storage location when someone ran into the side of the trailer, sending the triumph body spinning off the trailer at 50mph.

2 hours with porta-power, anchors, body jacks, etc. and the body was straight again. A little work on the rashed parts and it was good.


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This thread turned into a parts for sale ad and had to be locked down.


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