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Greetings all,
Working on the '51 Styleline I got for my mother, I know it's going to need new floors (Driver's side front as pretty much non-left, passenger has a bit more - Backseat my be solid enough), Rockers, and the panel behind the pedals (Toeboard I believe?) Is there a best order to replace those in to keep the structure "sound"?
Also - I have the shop manual, but the sheetmetal portion of it is somewhat lacking - is there another book I should be looking for?
Miah
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You want the Fisher Body Manual....available from....www.fillingstation.com....The #manual DG-104 $12.00
Last edited by Chev Nut; 04/20/09 02:16 PM.
Gene Schneider
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Great - Thanks! So even though it states it's for '49, I should be good for the '51?
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The 1949-1952 bodies are the same....almost. There were many small improvements made late in 1949 but they included things in the door posts and roof rails. Also some weather striping.
Gene Schneider
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