Survivor 1972 Dodge D100 found.....
This set of pictures shows how a day of polishing the drivers side turned out. I also pulled each wheel and polished out the center caps, lug nuts, and the wheels themselves. Front bumper cleaned up nicely and I placed it's new Classic Truck tags in place. Also removed that ugly white bed box. I have a diamond-plate that will go in it's place. Only hick-up today was that I found the rear bumper isn't just bolted on, but is also tack-welded in place with one small, 1-inch weld on each bracket. So I guess next weekend will be working on removing the rear bumper and placing on the new one thats sitting on the back porch right now. I pulled it from a truck in the local pick-and-pull a few weeks back. I also have a new seat cover, used Grant steering wheel, stainless window visors, and stainless headlight "brows" to install.
She cleans up pretty good for a $1400 dollar truck huh?!?!
This set of pictures shows how a day of polishing the drivers side turned out. I also pulled each wheel and polished out the center caps, lug nuts, and the wheels themselves. Front bumper cleaned up nicely and I placed it's new Classic Truck tags in place. Also removed that ugly white bed box. I have a diamond-plate that will go in it's place. Only hick-up today was that I found the rear bumper isn't just bolted on, but is also tack-welded in place with one small, 1-inch weld on each bracket. So I guess next weekend will be working on removing the rear bumper and placing on the new one thats sitting on the back porch right now. I pulled it from a truck in the local pick-and-pull a few weeks back. I also have a new seat cover, used Grant steering wheel, stainless window visors, and stainless headlight "brows" to install.
She cleans up pretty good for a $1400 dollar truck huh?!?!
