Half way done with cab rust

Discussion in '1960-1966' started by Ratnest, Oct 21, 2013.

  1. Ratnest

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    I finally finished cutting-out all the rust on the passenger side of my 66 cab. Welding in the new metal was a real challenge. WHEW! Today, I made the first cut on the driver's side and took out most of the sill. When I grabbed it to lay it aside...a huge rat nest fell out of it (picture). I named this truck right..."Ratnest".. after finding a mummified rat in the glovebox when I first got it home.:eek:
     

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    :eek: Now all you need is a big block, then it would be fitting..... Rat
     
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    Hmmm..that way Ratnest would have another meaning...cool idea.
     
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    Tatoo for your front fender rear quarter.....
     

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    That is perfect....sure reminds me of this project.:D
     
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    Yesterday I cut out 95% of the driver's side rust. Here's a before welding picture. I'm going to save the door pillars by adding some new metal. That will make alignment of the new patch panels much easier.
     

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