MIG Welding With Dummies: How to Replace the Center Cab Support: 1963 Chevy C10 Restoration Day 37 

👍👍👍👍 keep it up man doing good

wow the passenger side looks great compared to the drivers side.

Great choice on the cab. That was the one i would have picked to rebuild. One thing you will learn when starting out welding is that what it loooks like doesnt really count as much if it is your item you are welding. As long as it has great penetration, then thats all that matters. You can always profect it later on. I remember when i first started running beads and they looked like garbage. I would have sanded it all down first and primmed it first to get rid of all the rust and expose everything. Then it would have been just a easy sand where you were going to weld. Either way i can wait for the next video. Keep up the Great Work and Great Content.

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My cab is pretty rusted, as well, and I don't have any welding experience. Watching you go about building your truck helps alleviate some of the intimidation factor. Did you name it, yet?

Keep up the good work. Welds will get better with practice, and all the floor will be covered with carpet. It's a great place to learn.

Blast the Cab first, then do the metalwork. And please wear welding appropriate clothing when welding.

My floor is that bad. At the advice of a professional I bought the entire floor assembly. It comes with all the cab supports etc. should look new from underneath when done.

Oh my. I am curious how this cab lined up when it was all done? You have no reference marks, no structural supports, no measurements for openings etc.