Well, I have got to the point I am starting on the largest body repair I need to do on my truck.The roof.
The Hinge pillars were not too bad, the rocker & step panels went fairly well, and the cab corners went OK. Now I have do deal with THIS mess. I drilled out the spot welds on the outer roof at the seam in the eyebrow above the windshield. Then I had to cut out the INNER HEADER because it was rusted through too. I got it peeled back to see how bad it was inside and found another DARN RATS NEST . It is a mess.(I know,gloves don't help setting on the tool box) It was packed full all the way across the front and its packed into the windshield posts. I got it cleaned out ON TOP but it goes down into the upper posts too. I hate to have to do this, but I think I need to cut the inner roof off al the way to the back of the door opening. I would think it too is full of rats nests.
Some days I wish I had never started on the truck. Today is one of those days.
With this much rats nest/crap in there, I am a little concerned about health issues. Anyone have an idea what I could do to dis-infect the cab???

Last edited by Alan's 57; 05/04/2008 12:26 AM.

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