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#124760 01/02/2006 2:40 AM
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Whats up bolters,

I was wondering how hard it is to put in new rocker panels. I have all the tools needed just never done it before! Any links with pictures or other info would be helpfull!

Thanks


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On what year? Its not that bad to do .Cut the old ones out the way they went in and measure and check gaps before welding the new one in.


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Wrong forum - best axed in the paint and body shop. However, email me and I'll send you pictures of how I did it on my 72. There was an article on it in classic trucks last month too.


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