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#1318411 07/19/2019 5:52 PM
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Looking for someone to weld patch panels in the okc area. My 1950 GMC needs both cab corners, A pillers, left floor panel and both lower kick panels. Looking for someone to do the welding in the Oklahoma City area. Have come to a hard spot in trying to find someone willing to work on old truck. The bed, doors and front clip are off and the truck is running and stops. Any help in finding a good reliable welder in area would be helpful. Thyanks

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Good to know your still around. Sorry I can’t help with your problem. As a suggestion, go by one of the welding supply houses and ask if they might have someone on their supply list that could help out. 🛠


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