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#866337 07/12/2012 3:47 AM
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well I am finally making some more progress on my cabover. Chassis is now 90% finished and panelbeating the cab is almost done as well.
Finally loaded a few more pics on my webshots page as well
http://rides.webshots.com/album/573567191xiTfam

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Willy

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Bubba - Curmudgeon
Bubba - Curmudgeon
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Willy,

Thanks for the photos. It looks like you are doing very careful work. Please consider adding a little description under each photo in that album (for those of us who only have a little idea what we are looking at).

Did you have to fabricate an entirely new floor? Is the new floor basically the same as the original floor.

Nice job.



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Willy, first I really like your work and I'm envious of all the skills you exhibit. I'd just like to compliment you on your many hours of work. It is going to be one awesome truck when its finished. Thank you for posting.

(heck, after a couple pictures I was hooked. Looked at them all)


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Thanks, regarding the floor someone had already cut 90% of the original floor out so I just made a whole new floor to my own design and while at it a new firewall as well.
Willy


1959 Chevy Apache
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Trucks are like womens handbags !! you can never have enough of them and they can carry all your worldly possesions
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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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Very nice job.

How much of the floor is removable panels (for access to the engine)?

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no need to have removeable panels as the engine is between the rails behind the cab. check out the pics on my webshots page and you will get the idea
Cheer
Willy


1959 Chevy Apache
1948 Chevrolet COE

Trucks are like womens handbags !! you can never have enough of them and they can carry all your worldly possesions
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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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Duh dang

Thanks, Willy.


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