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The floors would scare me off. I don't have the skill to handle that. Be sure to keep us updated on your progress.
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Since you'll be replacing everything (rockers, floor pieces, and trunk pan) it might be worth considering these folks: https://www.hotrodssheetmetal.com/19foshme.html
I used some items for another project - a 46 Deluxe - and they helped considerably. No repo part is perfect but they did simplify much of the fitment.
I used some items for another project - a 46 Deluxe - and they helped considerably. No repo part is perfect but they did simplify much of the fitment.
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I agree it will be a labor of love I have been told I'm crazy to even consider fixing it by everyone around me and I have some skills but not quite enough yet for me to want to start. I'm working on getting the skills necessary to do the job so I don't have to pay a bunch of people to fix it for me, as i don't have much money right now anyway and as a beginning farmer i will need those skills anyway but im confident I can do it and that counts for something!
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Mountain Pass
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Since you'll be replacing everything (rockers, floor pieces, and trunk pan) it might be worth considering these folks: https://www.hotrodssheetmetal.com/19foshme.html
I used some items for another project - a 46 Deluxe - and they helped considerably. No repo part is perfect but they did simplify much of the fitment.
I used some items for another project - a 46 Deluxe - and they helped considerably. No repo part is perfect but they did simplify much of the fitment.
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