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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: West Virginia
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Re: Cab Rust - UH!
I hate rust and try to remove it whenever possible.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Green Bay
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Re: Cab Rust - UH!
Sounds like you're better off finding a clean replacement cab. Band Aids work short term.
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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: West Virginia
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Re: Cab Rust - UH!
It depends on how much rust he has, what he's willing to do, and how much he's willing to pay.
My cab is pretty rusty/bondo'ed. A new cab may be an easier route BUT where do I put that? |
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Location: Navasota, TX
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Re: Cab Rust - UH!
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I made the mistake of blowing it apart before and not being able to enjoy it for a while. I don't want to do that again unless I have to. Thanks again guys!
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#5 |
Go Pack Go!
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Green Bay
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Re: Cab Rust - UH!
That being said, It's my opinion without seeing how crazy the rust holes are, that you should be fine to knock around town in it. I've seen some trucks up here in the North that you could see the frame rail under the holes in the floor, lol.
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