1948 GMC - Cab - Page 21


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		Here is an inside shot of the replacement panel before welding into place. You can now see how the new self engineered piece brought everything together.
		Another shot, slightly different angle.
		The butt joint now welded in.
		Same panel now from the back side.
		Here is a shot of the new side panel finished out along with that of the right side floor board and toe board.
		This is of course after grinding down the welds followed by a good sanding. From there things were cleaned up with to remove any loose primer and any oxidation that took place around the welds. After that the entire area was blasted with air and then a good wipe down with painter's prep then some dry time.
		Here is the front side of the fire wall after priming. With both sides of the toe board, there is a few areas around the welds that are not perfect but with a bit of glazing putty, I am figuring those imperfections will disappear.

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