1948 GMC - Cab - Page 48


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		Here's a shot of the cab lift.... Two 2x4s running through the cab extending out the doors about a foot. Two 2x4s secured to the long boards about four inches from each end creating a box. One eye bolt bolted to each end and four small block and tackles running from the rafters to the eye bolts... Works great.
		Mounting the cab turned out to be a breeze. After fixing the rear bumpers to the frame and bolting the center rocker in place and dropping the front mounting bolts in place with the rubber pads, the cab was slowly lowered on to the frame.
		The cab is now complete with the exception of the gauges, upholstery, radio, heater and so forth. For those items and to see the progression, click the appropriate links.

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