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lead sled
In automotive usage, a lead sled is a standard production automobile with a body heavily modified in particular ways (see below); especially, though not exclusively, a 1949, 1950 or 1951 model year Ford 'Shoebox' or Mercury Eight car. In the name, "lead" (as in the heavy metal) refers to the heavy weight of the body, and "sled" refers to the lowering of the vehicle, giving these vehicles the appearance that they were "slip sliding" down the highway.
Period auto body repair, by an auto body mechanic used to be achieved through a combination of re-shaping sheet metal using specialist hand tools and the application of molten lead to damaged body panels, fulfilling the role of more modern polyester fillers / bondo.
The same techniques were also used in high end low volume car production (coachbuilding) and adopted for aftermarket hot rodding body panel modifications.
Brand new and just put together the other day...wife bought me another without knowing and can’t find receipt to return.
My loss your gain
160.00 cash
No trades please
Pickup in hillsboro
Dual frame shooting rest allows large magazines.
New in the box, never opened.
The current generation sell for $169 when you can find them
Features of Caldwell Lead Sled DFT:
Dual frame design disperses recoil energy
Dual frame alignment system adjusts 22" to fit rifles and shotguns
Extremely...