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#389418 03/18/2008 1:58 AM
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I passed a guy saturday hauling a 5 window to the scrap yard. Fortunately the yard was closed. I have a 3 window cab. Where would I need to cut the front to make sure that I have more than enough without draging home more scrap metal than I need?

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Just below where the body solder hides the seams on the windshield posts- a few inches below the drip rail is fine.


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