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Old 01-05-15, 09:35
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http://www.macsautoparts.com/ford_me...ing+&x=19&y=15

I got my Oil Treated Cab webbing from MACs Auto Parts .
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Old 01-05-15, 10:36
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Ryan I used rubber strip purchased from rare spares. I cut the holes with wad punches.
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Old 01-05-15, 11:55
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I got my Oil Treated Cab webbing from MACs Auto Parts .
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Exactly what Ryan is looking for...

I'm going to get a few roles myself.
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Old 01-05-15, 12:23
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Old 01-05-15, 15:01
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Hi

I used Rubber Roof Membrane material both for the under floor and between nose and cab. Check with a commercial roofing contractor the type that does large flat roofs. Take photo what you are working on and generally they will give you enough scrap roofing to do 5 trucks. If you want the sticky stuff it is what they use at edges it is about 6" wide and comes in rolls. Again they gave me the end of roll.

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Old 07-05-15, 03:37
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Hi Ryan et al,

Another good source of webbing as used under floorboards is Spotlight haberdashery stores in Australia. I bought identical webbing to the original webbing under my floorboards from them. Only comes in white but a packet of green dye also available at Spotlight solves that. I just sprayed them with Lanotec after installing on floorboards and they should last forever and prevent squeaking. Total cost $15 for webbing and dye.

Spotlight is also a good source of eyelets and snap fasteners which may come in handy for vehicle restorations.

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Old 17-05-15, 12:18
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Thanks Jacques.

In other news today I snapped a leaf spring just near the mount point. Right rear. Bugger.
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Old 17-05-15, 12:31
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How did you manage to snap a spring, Ryan?
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Old 17-05-15, 12:50
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Looked like she was half way there with old age and I just did the rest with a couple a bumps as I nudged the chassis to fit between all the other shit cluttering my shed.
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Old 18-05-15, 01:47
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Some recent fab work on the spare wheel carrier.

I've got 3 POL can holders on top of the toolbox but I still have two spare bolt holes. What are they for?
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