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I have a 1951 B3B undergoing a full frame off original restoration. Does anyone know of a structural diagram that shows types and dimensions of all the correct structural members that comprise the bed? I need to find out how the bed sides, bed front panel, bed wood, and all underlying structural mem... -
I'm fixing to start on the bed for my 49. I didn't remove it so I'm was wondering were the actual bed bolts back down? I have figured out the bed rails, order etc. I just need to know how and were it is attached?{ Maybe pictures} Also need to find new axle jam nuts? Thanks Dave
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My daughter and I were able to spend some time together this week to work on the bed - recently removed from the frame. Honestly, we were only going to stain the bottom. Guess we both got carried away. Should be back together this weekend.
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From the album: Bed Build
Well, at least the wood is protected. And we were able to unload a ton of scale, rust and one hornets nest. It still has lots of issues, but that's for another day.© mprutz2014
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From the album: Bed Build
After cleaning the scale, adding rust prevention and giving the wood reshaping with a plane, one shot of Expresson stain and three coats of spar urathane.© mprutz 2014
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After the first coat of outdoor semi-gloss Spar Urethane. Will eventually have three.© mprutz 2014
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From the album: Bed Build
End results of the rust removal. Also straightened a couple of small areas.© mprutz 2014
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Meanwhile, I worked on getting some of the cupping out while my daughter applied her favorite stain - expresso.© mprutz 2014
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I spent half a day with a air-powered metal brush taking down all the scale. We then put on three coats of Rustoleum's Rust Reformer.© mprutz 2014
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I'm glad we did take the wood out. It exposed large areas that were never worked on, or painted right over the rust.© mprutz 2014
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From the album: Bed Build
We were a bit surprised to find that the underside of the wood was not even stained. Explains why the boards were all cupped.© mprutz 2014
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I am working replacing the bed on my 1953 Dodge B4C. From what I can tell this bed configuration is different from most of the other years. I am looking for any information anyone might have regard the dimensions of the wood and how the outer pieces are cut and installed. It appears that the two out...
