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09-19-2025, 04:27 AM
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Re: Cab corners question
Generally it is cut up above any rust or issues and trim the replacement panel to fit.
I'm going to add that it is probably prudent to make the cut an inch or so Minimum above the floor so you can get to it with hammer and dolly. Plus you need to do the cut in the easiest for you to work on spot.
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