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06-20-2018, 05:24 PM | #1 |
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Welding a dash, Radio delete hole.
Evening Gents (Ladies)
I plan on getting started on the welding on my truck soon. A few random holes will need fixing..... Including the dash. Any advice on what to look out for etc, in order to get the best possible job done, gratefully received. The modern Radio/CD player seems to have been fitted by a mad Badger with a meat cleaver. Note the edges...... WHY, Why Why can people not do stuff right or just leave it alone if they have no bloody clue? So I opened the small parcel first, it was from Illinois, from Dan "WhippinSaw" and was the replacement panel for the radio opening in my trucks dash that had been put there by an Angry Badger on mind altering drugs. Lovely bit of replacement metal to be welded in when I cut a huge hole in the dash. Thank you mate. Speaker hole in drivers door to be closed too, with a donor panel from a 65door. B pillars need to be repaired and welded up too. Advice happily received. Thank you in advance. If you have a thread on cutting and welding a dash, please post links in here. Look forward to this.
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