1991 Silverado Z71

[NCTyphoonKid]

Patch panels for the cab from NPD came in they look to be very nice quality.

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[frito-bandito]

Subbed, those wheels made it look like a whole different truck!

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Went and picked up a bed Thursday evening after work and wound up getting a whole bunch of goodies. The bed has no rust has a couple small dents that will need to be repaired but also got a perfect tailgate, blue cup holder, blue door panels, the dash cluster trim, and tailgate that came off the brown bed for 250 bucks.

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[NCTyphoonKid]

Got the bed off the trailer this afternoon because I need my trailer this weekend so I put the bed on some dollies and slid it in the corner for the moment. Going to talk to my neighbor that does paint and body work and see if he would possibly be interested in painting the truck.

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[SUBURBAN5]

Awesome progress

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Started taking the blue truck apart, trailer hitch is off and the bed is off. Will probably start work on cab corners and rockers this weekend. Also picked up this red 95 z71 for 800 bucks last week.

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[NCTyphoonKid]

Hmm I don’t think I’ll be putting the stainless back on

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[BonestockK1500]

and repaired the wallered put upper hinge pin holes from where PO let the door sag for to long

Can you elaborate on what you repaired here? It sounds like you are talking about the holes on the permanent hinge piece that’s welded to the body side but I can’t decipher how you repaired wallered out steel, can you help me understand the fix?

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Can you elaborate on what you repaired here? It sounds like you are talking about the holes on the permanent hinge piece that’s welded to the body side but I can’t decipher how you repaired wallered out steel, can you help me understand the fix?

I used a washer and welded it to the permanent hinge because the holes on the permanent hinge had wallered out from the door sagging for so long. Basically the washer is now the new guide hole for the pin

 

[BonestockK1500]

I used a washer and welded it to the permanent hinge because the holes on the permanent hinge had wallered out from the door sagging for so long. Basically the washer is now the new guide hole for the pin

cool - that makes sense thanks!

Did you use a hoist to support the door or did you have a helper to move the doors?

Also your dash swap made a big difference looking great nice job