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1974 Chevy Truck - New Seats For J.B.'S Shortbed Chevy
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 This is the tool needed to...  This is the tool needed to remove the horseshoe clip retaining the window crank.  We held the tool flat against...  We held the tool flat against the door panel and pushed the horseshoe clip off.  With the window crank removed,...  With the window crank removed, Phillips screws and the door-lock knob were the only parts holding the door panel.  With the door panel removed...  With the door panel removed we were able to access inside the door with a vacuum cleaner before installing the new Silverado-style panel. Check for rocks and dirt inside the door.  Here's the door panel laying...  Here's the door panel laying flat on the ground with the kick-panel carpet placed below to check for fit before starting.  John placed the door panel...  John placed the door panel over the inside door edge with the door-lock knob removed...  ...then used the palm of his...  ...then used the palm of his hand to press the door panel down into place.  With the door panel pressed...  With the door panel pressed into place, John had to drill new holes for the longer panel, using the door panel as a template. Then he was able to install the screws included in the door panel kit.  John glanced over the instructions...  John glanced over the instructions and accounted for all the mounting hardware before starting.
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The Thinker??? - Haul Monitor
Ryan talks about the friendly badgering that goes on around the shop and overcoming obstacles that seemly pop up out of nowhere during a project....
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