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I have a project truck that I am working on ('79 f250), and the drip rail is splitting from the cab. Everything else on the cab is in good shape with no rust that I can see. Cab corners and rockers all look and feel solid, so I would hate to junk the cab over this small imperfection.
Does anyone have experience in repairing these? If so, what worked best for you?
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