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Old Dec 23, 2012 | 07:22 PM
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I my new floor pans cut in and they fit pretty good, that is alot of work. The truck is a 76 W100 Power Wagon.
 
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It looks like you did it right, though. I just used thick sheet metal hammered flush. What about the trans hump?
 
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Those look pretty friggin nice!

Good job. Can't wait to see what else you end up doing to it!
 
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Looks great
 
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It looks like you did it right, though. I just used thick sheet metal hammered flush. What about the trans hump?
The trans hump I havent put back on yet, that needs some work too.
 
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Those look pretty friggin nice!

Good job. Can't wait to see what else you end up doing to it!
Thanks, there is alot that I want to do yet, I got a new rubber floor mat, new front bumper, new door handles, new seat belts and some other goodies from a guy on craigslist yesterday too.
 
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Thanks, there is alot that I want to do yet, I got a new rubber floor mat, new front bumper, new door handles, new seat belts and some other goodies from a guy on craigslist yesterday too.
Cool. Make yourself a photobucket account so you can post the pictures easier (and larger).
 
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Pretty slick,good job.Why not make a tunnel that you can remove to service all that's in there,hotrod duze fasteners.Just a thought...
 
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Old Dec 24, 2012 | 11:53 AM
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Pretty slick,good job.Why not make a tunnel that you can remove to service all that's in there,hotrod duze fasteners.Just a thought...
You can remove this one, its screwed on the pans, but some of the edges are rusted away, I will look for a new one or good used one.
 
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Old Dec 25, 2012 | 11:24 AM
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I just realized im posting in the wrong place, ill be posting in the power wagon forum now.
 
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