Rust replacment panels
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Rust replacment panels
OK folks
I have located every supplier of rust repair panels on the net that I can. I am ready to order floor pans for my 70 F250. I have read that the JC Whitney panels are imports and can/will rust in 2 years. UNACCEPTABLE!
OK guy's who should I order from to get some lasting panels? I am currently looking to order from "Murphy's" $39.00 each side. Anyone do business with them?
HELP!!
Lee
I have located every supplier of rust repair panels on the net that I can. I am ready to order floor pans for my 70 F250. I have read that the JC Whitney panels are imports and can/will rust in 2 years. UNACCEPTABLE!
OK guy's who should I order from to get some lasting panels? I am currently looking to order from "Murphy's" $39.00 each side. Anyone do business with them?
HELP!!
Lee
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Rust replacment panels
Lee,
Haven't really seen anything I would consider acceptable.
I fabricated some a couple of years ago. It's not as tough as one might think. If you want factory, try a salvage yard. I am local to a yard (in Ga.) that is loaded with ford pick ups.
(it's a goldmine!)
A quick spark of the ole torches and walla!!!
Factory floors!!!
Best of luck,
Casey
Haven't really seen anything I would consider acceptable.
I fabricated some a couple of years ago. It's not as tough as one might think. If you want factory, try a salvage yard. I am local to a yard (in Ga.) that is loaded with ford pick ups.
(it's a goldmine!)
A quick spark of the ole torches and walla!!!
Factory floors!!!
Best of luck,
Casey
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Rust replacment panels
>Lee,
> Haven't really
>seen anything I would consider
>acceptable.
>I fabricated some a couple of
>years ago. It's not as
>tough as one might think.
>If you want factory, try
>a salvage yard. I am
>local to a yard (in
>Ga.) that is loaded with
>ford pick ups.
>(it's a goldmine!)
>A quick spark of the ole
>torches and walla!!!
>Factory floors!!!
>Best of luck,
> Casey
> Haven't really
>seen anything I would consider
>acceptable.
>I fabricated some a couple of
>years ago. It's not as
>tough as one might think.
>If you want factory, try
>a salvage yard. I am
>local to a yard (in
>Ga.) that is loaded with
>ford pick ups.
>(it's a goldmine!)
>A quick spark of the ole
>torches and walla!!!
>Factory floors!!!
>Best of luck,
> Casey
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