10-14-2005, 12:44 AM | #1 |
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Is it worth saving?
I am planning on ordering all new sheetmetal where it is needed for my truck, and began to question my project as I got into it. The truck has a good frame, powertrain, and box, but the rest is questionable. When do you give up and look for a different cab? Mine has rusted away pretty bad over the years, and here is a list of what's wrong:
-Rocker panels virtually rusted off (huge holes) -Inner rockers are pretty swiss-cheesed -Cab corners are basically gone (you can see the road from inside) -Where the rocker meets the floor, there is a good inch of metal gone the length of the cab (the weatherstrip hangs in the gap) -Both floorpans have a few holes towards the outside edges -Three out of four cab supports have holes in them (just at the edges, nothing structural yet) -Drivers kick panel is missing about the bottom inch or so Thats all I can see, and I have the interior stripped out right to the metal. What's everyone think? Is it worth buying patch panels and welding it back together? Thanks!
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