Thanks Bill. I'm in deep now

[bax]

OK it's official. I have purchased every steel body panel needed to build a basic bronco body. I will be the first to admit that I should of bought a new body, but the wait time sucked. If not buying the body ,I should of bought a complete body kit. But no, I mount the old body up on the frame and dill out all the welds to take it apart one piece at a time. To only throw away every piece I took off. So now I am back to the bare frame. I will have some "what would you do" fab questions very soon. Things like, without a spot welder, would you drill and plug weld the pieces together? Can I just weld on the seams instead of plug welding? Should I use panel adhesive instead of welding? Should I build a fixture / jig table? Should I try out for America's got talent? Owatajekiam. Damit Duke!! Duke is the dog next door. The owner is constantly cussing. every day I think he steps in Dukes shit. He is always yelling at the dog, Dammit Duke!!! My wife and I sit in the shop and say " Good Dog"

 

[bmc69]

That body was practically mint when you took it outa here. I blame improper transport and/or storage issues. Wait..hang on..you took two bodys outa here. Both mint... Jeez, Roger..

 

[bax]

I know Bill, I really need to stop picking on you. I mean you didn't make the rust.

 

[phred]

Bax, flex glue and flex tape are your best option for panel assembly. You know Phil Swift won’t steer you wrong.

 

[bax]

Bax, flex glue and flex tape are your best option for panel assembly. You know Phil Swift won’t steer you wrong.

Great idea. I need to get me some tape.

 

[bmc69]

I know Bill, I really need to stop picking on you. I mean you didn't make the rust.

Thank you. And there will be some h8ers that claim I don't really understand what "mint" means. Ignore them.

 

[bax]

You just nurtured it.