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Found some rust on my cab corners the other day.....rust that i could put my finger though.. the driver's side has a hole about as big and as long as a guy's thumb on it, and the passenger side has a small hole... should I just suck it up and take it to a welding place? or try a home repair?? It's on the bottom, so there are no holes into the cab itself...
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Mike Hartle
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1975 F100 Custom 4X2, 302 V8 2bbl, FMX 3 spd auto
Hatteras Green Metallic, 44,000 original miles;
1971 F100 4X4, 360 V8 2bbl, 4spd manual, factory WARN hubs, metallic grey
Cab corners are cheap. To put them in, you need to remove the bed, then cut out the bad metal. You need to weld them back in, to do it properly, but some use pop rivits. Some painting will be required. I have a couple of sets of cab corners for 80_ 86,you can use them on 87_96,the only differance is a small tab on the bottom, and the bed hides that. I can bring them to the show in Auther in Aug if you want a set.
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