Zort
My answer to that would be "yes" all of the above. One of the things I did
was first remove the bed from the truck with a few hearty friends and put it on
some sturdy sawhorses. Much easier to get to all the rusted bolts, nuts, etc..
Ken
'50 3100 Deluxe
Wichita Falls, TX
"Zort C. Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Question to all you experienced truck restorers: What is the best
technique for removing the rotting wood and carriage bolts from the
bed of a truck? Bolt cutters? Reciprocating Sawsall? Cut off wheel on
a grinder? Just gittin started. Zort
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