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4-16-09: Now that I had a hole in the plate I decided I should…

4-16-09: Now that I had a hole in the plate I decided I should work on the cover for it. Any guesses what I used to make the cover? Can you say diamond plate. I had some left over 16 gauge diamond plate so I used it. I made up a template then transferred it onto the diamond plate. Then I cut it out. I think it turned out ok. I still need to drill some holes in the diamond plate and the 10 gauge plate and weld some nuts on the back of the 10 gauge steel plate. Then I can finally weld the plate in place.

I also did a little more work on the passenger side plate but still needs more work to get it to fit decent.

It's going a lot slower then I'd like.

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