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Old 08-30-2007, 10:20 AM   #18
70cst
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Re: Redid my cab. Opinions on the price.

The sign of wisdom is when one knows what one can and cannot do. As mentioned above if you are pleased with the work than it is a good deal. I also have two jobs and I am very mechanically challenged and not gifted like many on this board. Nor do I have the tools and especially the time. If I were to attempt to do sheet metal work on my truck two things would happen: a) I would likely spend that much $$$ in tools, and b) it would cost me more to fix my mistakes than to have it done by one who knows what they are doing. I have had my truck for over six years and I have decided to start the resto this fall. My son will eventually get my truck. Sooooo...I say Just my .00000000002 cents worth.
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