My New D100

[vtd100guy]

Yes, I know the Power Wagon badges do not belong. But I love this thing. Can anyone hip me to paint code info?

And perhaps tell me what this hole is and whether there is a logical way to block it? There is another on the passenger side. (I think it may be one of the culprits letting water into cab.)

Many thanks,

Liam

[PwrWgnDrvr]

What holes?
The PW emblems look LAME on that cream puff!Not even the correct ones for the model year
Guys with a real PW will buy them for $100 and up depending on condition.

[Txas2step]

You are probably talking about the cowl drains on the outside of the hood springs. Not the source of your leaks.

[Hobcobble]

Welcome! Nice D100.

John

[vtd100guy]

thanks guys! looking to keep this as original as possible. Can someone lend some insight as to what color this is?

[vtd100guy]

What holes?
The PW emblems look LAME on that cream puff!Not even the correct ones for the model year
Guys with a real PW will buy them for $100 and up depending on condition.

of course i am going to remove these. i am just not sure how i am going to fix the holes yet.

[Commando66]

Very nice looking truck!

[WD]

What holes?
The PW emblems look LAME on that cream puff!Not even the correct ones for the model year
Guys with a real PW will buy them for $100 and up depending on condition.

of course i am going to remove these. i am just not sure how i am going to fix the holes yet.

Back the holes with flat copper. Plug weld the holes closed. Inside will be almost smooth, since weld will flatten out and not stick to copper.

Or if you want to keep the original paint, in current condition, go to the closest real hardware store. You want smooth head stainless “locker screws” and matching washers/nuts. Outside of head is smooth, underside is textured, so... plan to leave them in place until a repaint.

[digdoug]

thanks guys! looking to keep this as original as possible. Can someone lend some insight as to what color this is?

It looks like Flambeau Red