Cab Corners

[78bigunns]

[6t8]

I need cab corners and wondering if anyone here has any experience with the ones LMC sells? Thanks

Gary

[FTE Ken]

A side note, we have cab corners in our online store:

FR1979-115 $22.50 1967 - 1972 Ford Truck Cab Corner Left
Thick 19 gauge steel. Imported.

FR1979-116 $22.50 1967 - 1972 Ford Truck Cab Corner Right
Thick 19 gauge steel. Imported.

C7TZ-8140303-L $51.00 1967 - 1972 Cab Back Lower Corner Panel -Left Side
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C7TZ-8140302-R $51.00 1967 - 1972 Cab Back Lower Corner Panel-Right Side

Ken Payne
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[Thudpucker]

Ken, I'm curious about the Cab Corners. If we weld them in, how do we keep the Rust from developing?

By the way, for the Albuquerque guys, I found a Sand Blasting gun for $22 at Santa Fe Tool on East Central.

[FTE Ken]

Very good question.... anytime you weld metals of different alloys together, theres possibility of rust along the seam. I'm not an expert, but here's my humble recommendation...

For the inside, where you can't see the seam, use a zinc compound. Its what auto companies use on their panels because it protects the metal even when its scratched.

For the exterior, prime it immediately with an "etching primer", don't use cheap primer for this. Paint it ASAP, even if its just a temporary coating of spray paint.

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