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Hello everyone. Below is a link to my latest video where I'm starting the tear down of the flat bed on my 1966 C60. Thanks for watching!


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It is unusual to see the metal strip (ala a pick up bed) on a larger truck platform body. By the mid-sixties all the mainstream manufacturers were mostly using treated shiplap YP boards and it was most common to see self tapping TorX type screws. I wish you had included the understructure in you video.


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Hello Dave (53moneypit). Next video I will include the understructure for ya. Thanks for watching and the great information! Oh, I have a feeling this bed has been replaced before. More investigaton to come!

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I'm looking forward to seeing it apart as well. If your not reusing the bolts couldn't you just blow off all the nuts with a torch? It'd be a lot quicker? A dato bit on a table saw might be easier as well for those long rabbits you're talking about?

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Hello Straightjacket. Using a torch is a good option! As far as the lumber, unfortunately I don't own a table saw. My shop is set up mainly for blacksmithing and metal fab. I do have a router though.......


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