Thanks. Really, I figured how hard could it be? I just did a lot of planning, research, and a WHOLE lot of measuring and double checking before using scalpels. Gonna follow bcron's lead on removing the inner roof skins to treat the rust and soundproof, but before that, I'm following another RCC thread where the guy made a one piece fiberglass headliner. I figure, I'll make the headliner before I cut the holes, then I won't even worry about making metal panels to patch the holes in the roof. I can just cover it with the headliner. Maybe even mount a few speakers since I'll have the access.

 

Put me down for two '85 cummins crews on the road and '76 crew 12V getrag 4x4 that needs some work before it sees the road again...

 

That's for sure

 

Five years going on six cancer free. I was driving a loaded log truck when I had my first seizure. Lucky it only affected from my shoulders up and I was able to get the truck stopped.

 

Sounding good. A lot has been learned since my mom had it in '83. Sometimes, as 50 approaches, I feel like I've been seized from the shoulders up .

So now, to our health and to crew cabs!

 

Here's a cummins crew that is selling for $65,000 !!!


Nice color blue, it is, but for some odd reason I keep hearing the words fummins in my head...

http://www.oldride.com/classic_trucks/838516.html

 

And the ground gets farther away everyday Or maybe it just seems that way

 

Not making much progress. Uncovered it today, wire brushed some rust, sprayed the rust with some Must for Rust and covered it back up. Hope to get the cab into my stuffed garage so I can get some work done on it this winter.

 

Anybody know about this crew?

http://www.mopartruckparts.com/gallery/g346.html

 

No, but now you got me to looking trough all the pictures in the gallery

 

Looks like a nice truck...but not a fan of the purple and white paint scheme.

 

Yes it is a very nice gallery!


apparently, the owner of the truck agreed with you:

"He originally painted his truck white with purple Power Wagon style accents. His daughter loved it, but Troy hated it. He then painted it a second time, just plain white with black accents."

 

Oh yeah... mine

 

Long time in the making but finally getting close to being done with mine. Waiting for the upholstery to com back so I can finish the interior

 

Wow, it's come a long way! Looking good!