Time for a winter project.

Buummmmpppp.

looks smooth.

Slight update, Ernie doesn't move too fast. Kind of a subtle touch, he decided to weld the seam where the bedside overlaps the bulkhead. You can see it pretty good in the last post with some raw filler on it.

In other news, I've been cruisin' around in my 87. I've got quite a bit of bag parts starting to pile up. I forsee it being bagged before this truck's paint job is finished.

what did he do around the fuel bump?

Stopped by to see Ernie after work today. The inside is mostly in primer. It looks awesome. Next week the bedsides and skin should be all worked over and the whole bed in primer. After that he's gonna work some more on the inside.


This shows how the bulkhead is shaved in.

lookin good

looks good, when that access hatch is in the back of you skin, you can barely tell its there in the photos.

Look closer.

oh shit was lookin at the front not the rear.

Grandma's slow, but she's old.

Bed's home. Need to start disassembling the cab for paint.

bed looks clean

no_luck wrote:where did you get them trailor fenders?

Tractor Supply usually has them.

got them a wile back check my proj. thread, bed looks real clean cj, cant wait 2 see it sprayed!

Holy crap. It's been a month and I haven't touched this truck. I went to see Ernie after work today for some motivation. He said to get it apart and bring it in. I'm gonna head out to the garage...


I'm hoping that this is in my near future: