Terry,
I put a filler in my fender. No big deal, just went to the junk yard and
picked out one I liked the looks of, took out the tin snips and cut it out
of the side of the vehicle then went home and trimmed it up. Drew the
outline on the fender, cut out the fender and welded it in.
Terry Stellman
1949 3600
Missouri City, Texas
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Terry Beynon [SMTP:tbeynon@mail.dsl.telocity.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 10:46 AM
> To: Trucks list
> Subject: [oletrucks] plans
>
> My son and I are in a very fortunate position. Because of an inheritance,
> we
> can move the restorodification of our 55-1 ahead. I'm going to have
> someone
> do this because during my recovery I can't lift anything more than 10 lbs.
> We want to move the gas tank to under the bed. Has anyone put the filler
> cap
> in the fender? Roll pan or back bumper? Someone said the bumper gives you
> extra protection. Bed wood or plate? If wood oak or pine? If plate cover
> it
> with black gook (rhino whatever). Watching old Norm on the Yankee
> workshop,
> he chose cedar over oak because oak is not a very good outdoor wood. Just
> some thoughts and we would appreciate your opinions.
> Terry
>
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