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I've got some major rust thru issues on the windshield of the 51 that I'm working on. Any advice for this or this ? Appreciate any information on how I might handle this. The front window glass molding will cover up whatever is done here but I want to ensure that I have adequate support for the glass. Thanks!

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Looks to me like you have some fabrication in your future. That amount of rot has structural implications and unless you repair it, your windshield is never going to seal.

IMO, that's a certified mess.


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Yes... knew that fabrication would be required. Let me rephrase my question and be even more specific. I'm wondering if anyone else has run into this and what they did to remedy? Also, any specific ideas related to possible fabrication would be much appreciated.

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Sometime back (a year or so) here someone was dealing with that. Check the archives here.


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on one of my first trucks i fixed all the floor then found the rust under the windsheld i hand seen that whole secsion for sale for about 300 but it looked like to much for me i drove 1 state away to pick up a good cab my old one is now out in the woods behind my shop incase i need a section of it thats good i glad i found a beater cab they do make that replacement section good luck guy told me when the cab is rusted there its the kiss of death but a good metal worker could weld that peace in

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Originally Posted by 32fire2
they do make that replacement section

Who's they?


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