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phipp13 · 01-09-2010, 11:36 PM

sourkraut, there are repops out there for just under 100. bucks. what i cut out was just an initial cut there will be 1 more fittment cut after its blasted and treated with POR 15. i will take more pics during install. i could see daylight from the inside out. this is from the seam sealer drying up and cracking over the years. i picked up a new product at the Mid-Atlantic paint convention in Upper Marlboro MD i attended last month. i will provide info on it when i use it.
i git the word in friday that i'll needing to travel to yuma AZ this spring for work and i'm trying to drive out there and back and just maybe i could pick me up one of those non-rusted desert trucks i've always dreamed of owning or at least a few parts. hell i'll load my truck till the bumper drags ground.
phipp out

01-09-2010, 11:36 PM	#90
phipp13 THE DAMN YANKEE Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Southern MD Posts: 551	Re: Building the damn yankee sourkraut, there are repops out there for just under 100. bucks. what i cut out was just an initial cut there will be 1 more fittment cut after its blasted and treated with POR 15. i will take more pics during install. i could see daylight from the inside out. this is from the seam sealer drying up and cracking over the years. i picked up a new product at the Mid-Atlantic paint convention in Upper Marlboro MD i attended last month. i will provide info on it when i use it. i git the word in friday that i'll needing to travel to yuma AZ this spring for work and i'm trying to drive out there and back and just maybe i could pick me up one of those non-rusted desert trucks i've always dreamed of owning or at least a few parts. hell i'll load my truck till the bumper drags ground. phipp out Last edited by phipp13; 01-09-2010 at 11:48 PM.