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Nice work, great idea and transition from old yard to art-deco, so a nice improvement! Your solution for the forms to place the pavers on location and build repeatable shape and size was a great idea. Thanks for sharing!

Nice work! It looks great.

Just wanted to get everyone on the same page by sharing this article, I hope this is all right Don. https://www.hotrod.com/how-to/0511cr-curve-square-door-corners/photos

I rounded the corners on mine. Theres so much round on the cab I think it looks better. It is a subtle change that usually only a person that knows these trucks will pick up.

Thank you very much!

Greetings and thank you for looking. I found this tool in my BIL estate and was wondering what it would be used for. It has 4 cone point bolts, I assume this holds something. I have searched and could find nothing that would explain the tool. Any help would be great. Thank you

I agree with "djbmw" I first started using them after I purchased them from Costco but now, I get them from amazon, Costco became a hit and miss. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082RK19BR?tag=atomicindus08-20

More pics. I just wanted to contribute to your thread, thank you Don!

I have installed the "Flat out on my 56. I have a Jag front IFS and the truck is air bagged. I chose to weld it in instead of bolting it in. I also changed a few things as well. Here are some pictures of my truck.

Looking forward to the seeing progress, nice work!

Looking forward to the adventure, I have a 72 c10.

It's a great looking garage!

I would start here, lots of good information. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/the-abrasive-blasting-resource-thread.237844/ I have the older version of the "red" blast cabinet that has the vacuum port on the side wall, the hole your showing allows air to be pulled in. Good...

Hey Mike, I would think that you could collect some data to see how much the sleeving protects firsthand. If you have a thermometer probe that could be inserted into the sleeve and heat the outer sleeve with a heat gun or even a bbq I could Invision using an infrared thermometer to measure the...

Nice work!