I stopped working on the cylinder head because I need to learn more and moved to working on the body for summer. The frame is up on sawhorses with the floors and front clip bolted place. I bolted the inner sills with the floor to the frame and then bolted the front clip with the help of some 90 angle iron to the inner sill and floor. This let me hang the doors and check their fit plus see where the front clip needs to welded to the floor. I marked the inner sill with a scribe to see where the A post fits to the inner sill, and I think I am close enough to weld it once I take the panels apart and clean them .
The last time I rebuilt a body I fought the doors. Hopefully this methodology works better by fitting the A post and doors and then bring the B post to the door.
These words probably make no sense. But I thought I would share my choices. Anyways, I am out in the barn with my 8 inch mud hog grinding the paint off. The dust is killing me and I needed a break. Anyone have any ideas on a quality respirator for grinding paint.
Steve
The last time I rebuilt a body I fought the doors. Hopefully this methodology works better by fitting the A post and doors and then bring the B post to the door.
These words probably make no sense. But I thought I would share my choices. Anyways, I am out in the barn with my 8 inch mud hog grinding the paint off. The dust is killing me and I needed a break. Anyone have any ideas on a quality respirator for grinding paint.
Steve