Taking off the old cab and putting on a new one! Shown how its done so you can do it yourself. Music by: Desert Colossus song: Pariah Video made with Movavi ( www.movavi.com/ )
what great about everything that you do so easier is when you have a garage or a roof above you and all your tools you need to do your work, last but not left out is your partner to help you out
Had to go with retitling unfortunately. The DMV here in the Netherlands is unforgiving… The music is from a local band here in the Netherlands called Desert Colossus. They’re on spotify and whatnot. Be sure to check them out!
Thanks for watching! There really isn't much more to it than shown here, its steering coupler, wire loom, brake lines and 4 cab bolts. If you have any questions about taking your cab off, we're here to help!
@@Brochachichoppers ah yea, I have an 84 Florida truck and its got the same rust areas. Sucks, they dont even make patch panels for the a pillars around the windshield. I had to make mine out of fiberglass. I should have just removed the cab but wasnt sure about wiring differences between my diesel vs a gas truck
This is a florida truck as well. '79 though. Imported to the Nerherlands. Should've known better than buying from salty FL... i was planning on fixing it but got a chance to buy a clean california cab for the right price. As for your diesel/gas issue. You could've swapped the entire harness to the new cab. That's what I'm doing with this new late 80's cab.
That depends on where you are located. You can find rust free cabs for $300/400 around the westcoast of U.S. but here in the Netherlands they go for $1000/1750
