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Old 03-24-2019, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by 400 4spd. View Post
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What you need to do is replace the trunk floor while the body is on the chassis before going on a rotisserie. If you have the body on a rotisserie you are supporting half of the weight on the rear body cross member. Take a real hard look at your replacement trunk pan and decide what works. If a new cross member is welded to the trunk pan, you have your answer.
That's good to hear. One less thing to worry about. Thanks for the info.

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A few photos from today's work. I removed the grills, headlight bezels, hood scoop insert, some more body trim, some interior trim, and the headliner (what a mess!). I started to eye the door trim and reveal trim, but I need to do more research on how to get it off without damaging it.
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