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Here's my diamond in the ruff lol I started this project last April.This cab was from a F-600 I picked up at a wrecking yard and was in better shape than the F-100 cab I had, I kid you not.
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As you can see there is some work to be done #ad
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The cab was braced and then put on my rotisserie. I started removing the cowls first. #ad

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Then onto the floor and rockers and started repairs to the lower door posts.

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Installed new inner cab corners and had to make the bowed in rib that runs from side to side as well as repairing the bottom section of the rear cab panel
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Wow John. Your doing a gret Job on that truck!

 

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Rocker panels and cowl braces were installed next
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Then I replaced the left side of the firewall
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Then it was onto the rear floor section
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Then moved onto the 2 front floor sections

 

Thank you Charlie

 

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Again with this picture just to say that there was a lot of reworking to that corner brace to make it fit as it does and to the rockers as well. The rockers were very good fitting pieces but those braces came nowhere close to resembling the shape of the rockers.

 

Looking good my friend! Keep up the great work, and the pictures!

 

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It was time to remove the outer rear cab corners
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and replace with the new ones
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front cowl cab corners were next
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Slowly getting used to how things work here Don

 

Sweet! You're doing another one?

I still drool over the one I chose for ROTW over at FTE.

Can't wait to see this one coming together!

Stewart

 

Nice looking project John, keep up the great work.

 

Watching this, thanks Jon.

 

Watching!

 

Following this John

 

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Once I got the lower parts looked after I needed to take care of my drip rail condition which was disappointing. So I replaced the metal completely around the drip rails in short sections. I know that some like to shave the drip rails for the cleaner look but I like the function of them so they are here to stay.
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After the drip rails were complete I started to fill the seams and smooth out the dash by eliminating the ash tray and switch holes that will later be included in the dash extension
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The glove box is something else that will stay on this build after the fun I had installing the Vintage Air in my panel