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Would appreciate any advice on how to fix this rusty spot in my floor pan for the battery box. I have used a wire wheel to get most of the rust off and have 18 gauge steel for the patch. I have been practicing welding sheet metal and think I am good with that. I have POR-15 for after the weld. But that 18 gauge does not bend easy so the shaping maybe an interesting adventure.
I ended up running over to the barn after all. I took 2 pictures, one with flash and one without. I think it looks pretty good.
Man that looks great. I don't need the whole thing, just the corner and lip portion on the passenger door side. I will weld the lip to the current floor pan. My pan is solid except for the batter lip for some reason. Would mind doing a deal on just that portion?
Sure, just tell me how far from the corner on the long side you want it cut and how far on the short leg. I bet we can get that in a mailer envelope. Here’s a picture of stuff we’ve been cutting out.
Sure, just tell me how far from the corner on the long side you want it cut and how far on the short leg. I bet we can get that in a mailer envelope. Here’s a picture of stuff we’ve been cutting out.
Thanks, will measure it tonight and get back to you.
I have an old cab that we’ve been cutting parts out of. I’ll have to check how good it is, but I bet we can help you out.
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Originally Posted by 1952henry
That sounds like a good deal. Pictures when done?
I measured and 2” X 6” would be perfect. I sent you a PM but your account is full.
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