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[STOCKISH]

Here are the pics. Thanks man. Small hole by the blower motor hole, bottom of A pillar, and kick panel.

[STOCKISH]

More...Passenger cab corner(outer layer?) and spot on bottom of drip rail. The drivers cab corner only has a crack in the outer layer of metal but the pic wouldnt load.

[ebfabman]

Josh, I know you're asking for an estimate. I will tell you its very hard to give any kind of estimate just by looking at pictures. I can tell you there is almost always more to the rust issues than is visible. It really depends on what you are wanting and what your budget, if you have one, will allow you do. If you are on a little of a tight budget, than I can say some one with moderate welding skills and a little bondo can get the cab where it looks repaired and many people will be very happy there. I will tell you this, It has not been uncommon for people to spend, with me, two to five thousand dollars to perform metal finished repairs to their cabs and there have been many who have spend a whole lot more. As I said, it really depends on what you want and what you are willing to spend. This may not be exactly what you want to hear but I don't know how to be absolutely fair on an estimate from pictures over the internet.

[STOCKISH]

Thats understandable. I was hoping to gauge your interest on taking on another cab repair. Then, to bring it to you to determine the best way to repair. If you may be interested, let me know. There really is no budget, I just want it right. And I definately beleive you are the one to take it to. Thank you sir.

[ebfabman]

".......gauge your interest .." .LOL....thats a good one. I'm kidding of course. Lets see..hmmm, my interest in old chevy trucks goes back to the 60's when these truck were new. They're not all I work on but if all else were equal I would choose to work on 67-72 chevy trucks every day, all day, with a few breaks for my kids, wife, and motorcycle. That is until I change my mind.