Roll Pan Install
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Thanks, Drive it over one weekend. We'll go terrorize EVERYBODY in KY in yours then slap the pan on.
Just have to remember to take one step back should I ever pull the bed. The roll pan was relatively cheap. I don't mind the looks.
Thanks Bill, really had no choice but to weld it after the trimming. Would not have looked right and wouldn't have fit right in other places. Doing the work myself is a love hate kind of thing. Hate it while doing it but love it later.
If it cracks just re-do it.
If it cracks just re-do it.
#12
looks good I have mine done too it looks alot better just dont get hit or hit anything lol. and when your done recoat the back of it with the undercoating it will get eaten up by the rocks and crap that comes up and will chip and eventually rust the pan out thats what happened to my first pan.
#15
do u have any other kid of supports around it? or is it just held on at the stop and welded at the sides.
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not to be a smart *** to a MOD, but have you read his post on his hood painting? he is a beast!
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