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Old 02-09-2012, 10:05 AM   #1
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Question: When is when is to much rust to much rust?

As I see various threads the thought came to me: what determines when a truck has to much rust to repair or restore. Example: If one one see a 50th Stepside or 50th Panel with lots of rust verses a common six cylinder LWB Stepside...would the 50th's be more likely a candidate for restoration?

Maybe some picc of trucks with lots of rust that has been repaired.


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