The inner fender wells are galvanized..just think if they would have galvanized the cab!
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When the floors rust out on old Broncos (on a far too regular basis) they can rot off completely and the support channels under the floor are often still pristine. Guess they were not worried about the floor so much, but figured it was worth a few extra cents to protect the supports.
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My '79 had front and rear plastic liners. Kind of a pain in some ways, but I like having anything in there that keeps at least some of the junk at bay.
Good to see they galvanized the cowl vent area! No wonder that minimal amount of paint in there was still able to keep mine from rusting under all the leaves. Probably not enough for salty, or just really wet areas, but for around here it seems to be holding up.
I just saw another member's truck the other day and the PO had cut out holes on each end of the cowl, under the hood in the corner (basically where the RED area is on that drawing) for great access to cleaning out the cowl. Looks like it would be super easy to make some covers that you could take off whenever you needed to clean it out. I started a thread a few months ago to see what others had done to keep the cowl clean, but this was one of those fixes that looks like it could actually work and not mess up the visual aspects above the hood.
Paul
Good to see they galvanized the cowl vent area! No wonder that minimal amount of paint in there was still able to keep mine from rusting under all the leaves. Probably not enough for salty, or just really wet areas, but for around here it seems to be holding up.
I just saw another member's truck the other day and the PO had cut out holes on each end of the cowl, under the hood in the corner (basically where the RED area is on that drawing) for great access to cleaning out the cowl. Looks like it would be super easy to make some covers that you could take off whenever you needed to clean it out. I started a thread a few months ago to see what others had done to keep the cowl clean, but this was one of those fixes that looks like it could actually work and not mess up the visual aspects above the hood.
Paul
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Edit: Just read Paul's post again..I'd like to see a pic of them liners.
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