Well I've had my truck for 2 years this month. And I've been wanting to clean out what was left of the factory seam sealer from the drip rail. It didn't have much anyway. After the rain earlier this week ( four days worth), so all the wet floor was getting to me. So today when it got up around 60 degrees I went outside to work on my truck. No garage....
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Well I got out the rust remover tool on the end of my drill and went to work. Got it all seam sealed and got inside the cab and was looking around and decided to take a peek under the front windshield rubber ( up top below the sun visors) and guess what I found ALL ACROSS THE WINDSHIELD, RUST. It looks pretty bad. You can press on the rubber and it makes a crunching sound. So I might be fixing the truck that I bought earlier in the year for parts. It's in better shape roof area anyways. It needs inner and outer rockers, cab corners, and I haven't looked at the cab mounts yet. The one I was going to fix it needs inner and outer rockers, passenger side drip rail, some body work above the cab corner on the passenger side. So which one would you fix? Thanks, Jeff.