Hello all
Getting down to work on my restoration and I want to remove the rusty wheelhouses for repair.
I have two short questions (I know- I am asking alot for my post) but I am in a pickle!
1. Is the inner bed skin removable to allow for access to the top where the inner and outer wheelhouses meet?
2. Can you purchase inner wheel houses? (the part basically inside the truck)?
Thanks for everyone's help!
Last edited by engrgrad; 04-02-2007 at 11:35 PM. Reason: picture no good....




Jamie
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Yup most parts stores have rust repair part for these babies.
But if you can't find any local, there are places on the net like.
http://www.rustrepair.com/app2/onlin...OVMTC=standard
As far as removing the bed I really wouldn’t try it, you may find it’s more trouble than it’s worth.
It is attached in so many places to so much of the rest of the truck that you will be pulling your hair out.
You are doing all this work yourself?
You got guts, I would do it but then I know how all this stuff fits together, spot welds need to be drilled out and then welded back in. A tough job if you have never done anything like that before.
Good luck, you got your work cut out for you.
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