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Projects 1938 Chevrolet Pepsi Truck

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by the metalsurgeon, Jan 15, 2012.

  1. the metalsurgeon
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    Thank you for taking time to read the thread.


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  2. Flop
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    nice work man!!
     
  3. junkyardjeff
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    After I find another dash I will get with you about doing the defroster vents to it,I will be adding heat in the future and it needs defrost too.
     
  4. the metalsurgeon
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    I wonder if there would enough interest for a kit to do this.....



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  6. tinmann
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    Beautiful metalwork. The fact that someone of your skill level takes the time to post pics and take us along for the ride is amazing. Would you mind including pics of the tooling/dies required to press the Pepsi logo into the tailgate?
     
  7. junkyardjeff
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    I think there might be enough interest since they never came with a defrost option and defrost is needed on those trucks,all you could do is add a small electric or vacumn fan.
     
  8. the metalsurgeon
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    Thank you ! The Pepsi logo was pressed in by a tool and die company.Would. love to claim that ,but unfortunately not!


    Thanks again all ,more pics tonight

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  9. the metalsurgeon
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    Cab floor panel.The original one is weak and pitted in areas,along with hacked out holes.So we're going to using the new one,although ill fitting and in need of modification to get what we need in this panel,its new steel and great to work.
    So after welding up the cut outs,we move onto building the shifter housing.The housing has to bolt to the floor panel,so we have to make a recessed flange for added strength.We use simple tooling again,hardboard.

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  10. 37chev
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    Thanks again Metal Surgeon, this is definetly a highlight of my day.. Everytime I see a new post on here with progress, it brings amazement and a smile.. This truck is going to be amazing.. There is no detail forgotten on this ride.. Thank you for sharing this post to all of us..
     
  11. the metalsurgeon
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    Designing and making a shifter housing to take the shifter plate and boot.



    ......know whats under your paint......

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  12. the metalsurgeon
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    continued with shifter trim plate attached.


    .....know what's under your paint.....

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  13. the metalsurgeon
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    dashboard...
     

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  14. Looks great Jon thanks for continuing to post!
     
  15. woodbutcher
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    :D:eek: Hi Jon.Absolutely amazing.Beautiful build.Also.Am adding your web site to my favorites list.
    Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
    Leo
     
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  16. davidfe
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    Jon,

    I have followed this thread since it started and, in fact, I am subscribed.
    In my readings today, I found the perfect description of you and your work
    and I am sharing this with you and all of HAMB.
    "ne plus ultra"

    Kindest regards and keep up the good work and postings.
    David
     
  17. the metalsurgeon
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    Thanks guys ,much appreciated.l did receive a private message on asking if i was open to suggestions and ideas ,and i am.Feel free to shoot any ideas my way and i will credit you on the build .


    Thanks again for taking the time to read.


    .......know whats under your paint......

    My weekly metal work blog www.themetalsurgeon.com
     
  18. nhmikel
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    Hi Jon
    Gotta admit great work
    Out of curiousty....
    What do you do on the underside of the fennders or apron?
    just trying to figure out what to do to mine?
    sending you PM
     
  19. mike1951
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    In awe. Just read the whole thing. The years it must have taken to perfect your art.
     
  20. the metalsurgeon
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    Electric window build.Last pic shows radio.Body of the radio will be housed in the seat riser and CD access will be at front face of the riser.The radio face will be seated above the rear view mirror.

    my weekly metal work blog www.themetalsurgeon.com

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  21. Nice wok Jon. People are still putting cd players in cars in this day and age?


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    I made my 37 Nash bonnet lift the same way, works and looks totally different from everyone elses.. Dare to be different..
     

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    Wanted 36 3 or 5 window coupe body shell or parts


    Right hand fender restoration start to finish.
     
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  28. gwarren007
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    ^^^That is awesome!!
     
  29. IWB
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    What amazing talent. I just read all 11 pages and I'm in total awe. Your name should have P.H.D. In it.
     

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