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#339763 11/21/2007 6:22 AM
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Hey everybody, I'm new to the site and I'm glad to be here. I recently bought a 65 C-10 SWB fleetside and am in the process of tearin down to rebuild. My problem is when cleaning up my trailin arms, I noticed they both are rusted through in a few spots. Is it safe to try and patch these or should I junk them and buy new. If buying new where is the best place to order?

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First of all I would like to welcome you to the bolt. You will meet lots of great people here.
It it was my truck, I would not use the trailing arms that are rusted through. That is part of your rear suspension, and to me, it could be a saftety issue. I am not aware of any venders that have them, but you might be able to find some used ones off of another truck. Good luck with your project.
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Yes I would replace them. LMC has new ones & there is probably plenty of used ones around. You can also get bushings for them.


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Vooda,

I would have to agree with the folks thus far. There will be plenty of opportunities to cut corners but this is not worthy of one of them. Go new and ride in peace.....


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Thanks for the advice guys. I will try to find some new ones.

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Vooda;

I have some good used ones if you haven't found any yet.
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