75 Dually Project - 22s and stylin

Worked on a couple of things tonight. I started on the drivers side dually fender. Got some of the body work on it completed. I still have a lot of the small chip holes from stones being thrown at it over the years, but I think I am going to throw my first coat of primer on it first so I can see all of them clearly.

I also needed to rework the inner fenders. I did not like the first Bondo layer I threw down on either of them, so I cleaned it all out and started fresh. I still have some spots that need some body filler, and some tin canning on the side wall to get rid of before I lay down the bed spray coating on them.

Stay tuned...

looking good bro....

Some real progress this weekend. Got a first coat of primer on the drivers side rear fender and the dually fender. I did a second coat on the passenger side as well. Now to work out all the small flaws...

Above the drivers fender is the inner fender with it's first coat of bed liner. One more coat and it should look good enough to install. Now to get the other side done...

At least I got some time this past weekend to work on it.

Stay tuned!

looks good bro, nice job!

Thanks man! I will be so glad when all this body work is done! <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing" />

Great job so far man! I'm not looking forward to my body work lol

Just take it one bit at a time. You know just how much restate these big dudes have as far as sheet metal goes. It can become overwhelming unless taken in small bites.

Keep up the good work!

hey bro you probably mentioned this before but what size of bag are you running on the front?

Same size all the way around 3800's.

cool thanks for the response bro.....