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#128202 09/19/2007 3:45 AM
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I need some advise, I got the windshied out of the old truck last night, and on the drivers side, it had rusted through on the bottom corner, I need to know how to fix this, or if anyone knows of where I could find a patch panel for this part. I would also like to know if the dash comes out of these trucks, so I could fix this from both sides. Any help would be appreciated.


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It would help if we knew what kind of truck you are talking about.


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#128204 09/19/2007 1:17 PM
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The best method would be to find an old cab and cut the piece you need from it. You might want to post a need for this in the swap meet section.

I saved that section from a 54 cab I cut up but it would not work for your cab.


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