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From: Simi Valley, CA
I did not know what you meant, I'm not a mind reader, though it appears from your smart azz comment...there's not much to read, even if I was.
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From: East Flat Rock NC
I ( Repared///Patched ) mine quiet a few years ago, and using my Miller mig , and let me
say it was one of the most fun patching projects I remember doig, bending the Patches
tacking them in and closing up the Gaps slowly! And there is no bondo in there at all!
It don't take many jobs like this and it will pay for a good Miller Welder! I had good pics
BUT can't seem to find them, I have hunted them a couple of times when this subject
comes up, O well ,it looks good now!
Wally Womack
say it was one of the most fun patching projects I remember doig, bending the Patches
tacking them in and closing up the Gaps slowly! And there is no bondo in there at all!
It don't take many jobs like this and it will pay for a good Miller Welder! I had good pics
BUT can't seem to find them, I have hunted them a couple of times when this subject
comes up, O well ,it looks good now!
Wally Womack
Last edited by Pro-Street/StateTK; Apr 10, 2009 at 01:08 AM. Reason: watching my Ps and Qs
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From: Benton, AR
I figure mine will have some rust once I get to pulling the body apart. I'll probably see about patching what I have. I appreciate the comments about drain holes. May add some before I get the core powder coated.
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