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70_Fastback: RAT ROD - 193x Ford / 1942 GMC Truck

"70_Fastback" said:
Thanks. I really need to take a week off from work and just knock this thing out.
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I hope youre talking about just the fab work on the cab, knocking any more out in a week would require pushing it out in the drive way and a crate of :nick
 
LoL! Yes, I was referring to just the fabbing, welding and grinding.

Would it be OK to use Great Stuff for a seat cushion though? Just askin'...
 
"70_Fastback" said:
Would it be OK to use Great Stuff for a seat cushion though? Just askin'...
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Heh, if you're willing to sit in the seat for a few hours after you spray it, it could be custom molded to your body!!! But it would be a pretty hard seat!
 
Take a plastic bag, fill it with great stuff and then sit in it so it molds to your a$$ and back. Once cured, you could add some foam, then get it upholstered!
 
Big J, I swear, you got it goin on daddy! Your metal fab skills are amazing! I think your right, take a week off and keep pluggin. Great work!
 
"blown66" said:
70fastback how is the project coming along.
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The last picture is where she sits right now. I'm still gathering parts when I can. I hope to start the frame shortly after I get the cab all cleaned up.
 
Just a "for fun" comparison picture. This is the difference between stock and the 5" chop[nb]Note: the back window opening was only chopped 3".[/nb].

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Will you have to lower the seats much from stock to fit? I have seen the combo of chopped cab and lowered seats equate to the driver cannot work the brake pedal. Make sure all fits.
 
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