framescr8pintoy- one day itll see the road again.

you can do it like that but it will crack and look nasty. body filler isnt supposed to really get any thicker than 1/4" which is a lot of filler...especially on a door that gets opened and closed day in and day out.

your best bet would be to grind the paint off and make filler plates out of sheetmetal. weld those in place, slowly so you dont warp the body panels. grind down all the welds until its smooth, and then apply the body filler to to fade it and shape it to perfection. the less body filler used, the better.

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Makes sense. Thanks.

no, i cut out strips of sheetmetal the size of the bodyline/indention , welded it up then did bodywork over that.

got more pics uploaded of the backhalf and framed out for the bedfloor

Back half looks good,That bumper looks kinda short.Is that 3.5bd?

bumper is a isuzu with a yota lower valance welded together..
and im pretty sure that is a 3.5 bd...

What I thought,sits like my truck but put together,lol

updates are awesome!!

yeah it is a 3.5 bd.. 1.25 z and yeah the bumper is short.. i havent even began to work on it .. i bought it off someone, the bumper was originally made for something else which is why its short