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Old 01-26-2011, 06:10 PM   #1
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Re: Question on AD Engineerings S10 swap kit

I will chime in also. I had no experience welding ever, my wife bought me a Lincoln weld 100. And like said above just practicing will get you going. Just learning temp, speed and a steady hand and you will be pretty goog in no time. I used scrap pieces from the s10 and never bought one piece of metal for my swap. I had some metal around the shop from my father-in-law and my '52 had mounts made for the bed using flat steel. You can also check my build here too.
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