Osagepig...the eternal project

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so i took the plunge tonight and removed the old rusty rocker...here are a few pictures of the operation....hey bob...all comments welcome!

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started to prepare the new rocker for installation....laid out the notches...started to cut notches...hope to have em finished up tomorrow night and hopefully tacked in place...not as bad ass i thought it would be...photos later in the week

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i will post lots of pictures bob...trying to figure out how to tie in the rear wheel well end...have that curve lip coming in and mine just happens to have a rust spot there...i will have to fab a piece of that bad boy to make it look good...do you have a picture of the inside of the rear wheel well where the rocker ends?...thanks

marc
 
Alright! Interesting, to say the least. Cutting into to it like that, would scare the begeebs out of me. Good job, can't wait for pictures.
 
Marc, when I first positioned mine I had to re-adjust it. If you can get it in the first shot by yourself with no help you need to fill us all in. Dont forget the 9 1/2 " dimension. Ron, it looks a lot worse than it really is. A lot of thinking needs to be done prior to the cutting, thats why I am always available if anyone needs info. Marc, keep up the good work. Next side will be easier.


Thanks Bob.
 
ok ladies and gents...it is in place and partially welded...no comments on welding please...i am practicing...i swear....lol....and a grinder really makes it look not so bad!....here are some pictures
 
a few more...i accomplised this install by myself....with the help of a couple of jack stands and jacks...i did the layout of notches and trim areas...did all the trimming and put the front leading edge in place....i left some original material on the cruiser and cut a slot in the new rocker....slid the the front edge into place behind the disconnected body mount...raised the rear into place and trimmed a few spots...beat it forward with a bfh and it was in....
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