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*keepin' the drive alive
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The sides are relatively easy to replace on this year (89-95) , because
at one point in time , Toyota actually sold a "skin" themselves .
first off , the bed must be removed from the truck .
I then recommend making a template/outline , of the front profile of the
bed . I use a piece of wood and clamp it up against the , outer , front
wall . Then with a felt pen , make an out line of the bed sides and top
of the panel ... This is so after the sides have been removed , you can
put our glass panels on , and make sure the profile is correct , to
match the cab .
The OE skins are held on with spot welds .. this is the hard part . each
of the spot welds have to be drilled out .there are about 120 welds per
panel . I have used an air chisel and grinder ...which makes things WAY
faster .
Our glass panels will then fit on ... you'll "fit" the panel and then
attach it .
there are quite a few different methods of attachment ... screwing ,
bolting ...pop riveting , and even gluing . just depends on how you want
to do it .. Here we glue them on using 3M panel bonder , it has a life
time guarantee on the bond .
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