seanm
Active Member
Spring is around the corner and a man's thoughts turn to bodywork... or something like that.
I have severe body rot on the box on the drivers side. There is really no good way to get at it without removing the box. However, the truck is my daily (and only) driver, so I need to keep it on the road.
I assume if I remove the box the filler cap will stand up by itself (let me know if I am wrong), but how hard is it to prop up the rear tail lights? And how hard is it to remove the box?
I have a garage with an overhead crane, so I am not really worried about the lifting, just realistically how long it would take to remove it.
I have severe body rot on the box on the drivers side. There is really no good way to get at it without removing the box. However, the truck is my daily (and only) driver, so I need to keep it on the road.
I assume if I remove the box the filler cap will stand up by itself (let me know if I am wrong), but how hard is it to prop up the rear tail lights? And how hard is it to remove the box?
I have a garage with an overhead crane, so I am not really worried about the lifting, just realistically how long it would take to remove it.