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I know, most of you have had this conversation many times, but I have never dealt with it and would like a little info to point me in the right direction I have a 69 Chev pickup, it has a little rust on the corners of the cab (about the size of a fifty cent piece). There is also some rust on the rocker panels and in the (gutter) at the top of the windshield. Other than that it is pretty much rust free considering it is 46 years old. The rocker panels and gutter I have replacement parts for just need to find the right person to cut and weld. What I don't know how to address is the cab corners. What do I need to do or look for? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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Not much to it, have you thought about taking the money and buy a welder instead of paying someone? If you take your time you can do it.


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