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#155046 09/26/2007 4:47 AM
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Where would i find replacement parts for a 69 c60>?

#155047 09/26/2007 11:53 AM
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Well, this could go in one of two places. The Swap Meet or Big Bolts.

The Big Bolts guys are in there all the time. The Swap Meet -- well, I'm uncertain.

69 -- I'm gonna move this to BB. If you want to also post it in the Swap Meet Parts Wanted section, you can do that, too.

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#155048 09/26/2007 6:18 PM
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Try some commercial truck wrecking yards you may be surprised. The cab parts are mostly all the same as the pick-ups the front end is a different story mostly the wheel well openings so if you can fix the ones you have you may be able to make some patch panels from a pick-up fender. Around the wheel wells you'll have to get creative with a wire feed and some sheet metal then learn to wield a hammer and dolly.
I don’t know how deep you want to dive in or what you skill levels are but if you want to dive right in and lack body skills take some body classes at a local community collage. I did it all my self is very satisfying and learning new things is what life is all about, hence the old saying when you stop learning your dead.
What ever you do make it fun that is the most important thing you will ever do (enjoy life).


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#155049 09/29/2007 7:40 PM
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Well i have alot of auto exp, with body work and what not. I was just going to try to replace the whole fender if possible but i guess i can just weld some metal in and maybe do some lead work.

#155050 09/29/2007 11:19 PM
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Oh buy all means keep your eyes on the swap meet section here on the BOLT.


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