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Re: How hard are 1948 KB-2's to find parts for?
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Mon May 14, 2018 6:48 amby Duane WI
I will second what Ibesq posted. When I bought my KB1 I didn't even own a welder and had never welded before. I watched a ton of youtube videos, bought a little MIG welder and went at it. My truck turned out really nice. I learned a lot doing that truck. I am currently working on a 1952 Chevy that has a lot of rust. I found out I really enjoy shaping sheet metal and welding in patch panels. There are also hundreds of videos on shaping sheet metal. Instead of watching normal television I watch videos on anything to do with sheet metal shaping and welding.
Re: How hard are 1948 KB-2's to find parts for?
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Mon May 14, 2018 3:46 pmby harvester60
Im the same, You Tube is great for tips and advise. Loads of videos on everything. Get stuck in, you'll love it. Luke
Re: How hard are 1948 KB-2's to find parts for?
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Tue May 15, 2018 2:57 pmby EmanM18
Thanks! I may have to do that because this truck has a lot of rust!
Re: How hard are 1948 KB-2's to find parts for?
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Tue May 15, 2018 3:03 pmby Wylie
Definitely, if you have a lot of rust find a good blaster guy. I'm on the last of my rust and it will save you a lot of work and time.
And also start, lurking around ebay motors/parts and if you see something your missing, get it when you see it.
Re: How hard are 1948 KB-2's to find parts for?
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Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:07 amby Badbill
Well emanm18 how did you go with the kb 2did you buy it,I think it was you.