1948 GMC – Truck Bed


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		Measurements of bed corner strip to the bottom of the bed side
		Measurements of bed corner strip to the bottom of the bed side
		Bed sides: After closer consideration and concerns with the rust blisters under the corner bed strips and deformation of the top rail after grinding away the welds from the bumper bracing, the decision has been made to replace the bed sides (along with the tail gate). The existing sides and tail gate have been place in the rafters until the completion of the project. (lesson learned)
		(same as above) Bed sides: After closer consideration and concerns with the rust blisters under the corner bed strips and deformation of the top rail after grinding away the welds from the bumper bracing, the decision has been made to replace the bed sides (along with the tail gate). The existing sides and tail gate have been place in the rafters until the completion of the project. (lesson learned)
		One of the few pieces of metal welded to the truck frame that I have no idea as to what it was used for. This piece has now since been removed and thrown into the trash

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