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#444303 08/22/2008 1:26 AM
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How much trouble is it to replace rusted rocker panels? What all is involved, and do you need special tools?

Sorry, but I'm a carpenter, and don't have much knowledge about such things.


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Lovett #444344 08/22/2008 2:16 AM
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It would probably help if we knew what kind of vehicle you were working on. Personally, it's embarrassing to admit but I lost all of my psychic abilities when I was only 7 years old.


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Czechman #444352 08/22/2008 2:20 AM
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If memory serves me Chezman has a post of webshot photos a page or two down in this forum called something like inner and outer cowl question. It shows the right side rocker replacement on an advanced design truck.

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Sorry, I'm a [censored]. I didn't know it was pertinent for this situation.

It's a '67 Chevy truck, Woody.


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Lovett #444502 08/22/2008 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Lovett
Sorry, I'm a [censored]. I didn't know it was pertinent for this situation. It's a '67 Chevy truck, Woody.

You're not a [censored], it's a common problem that people don't mention the vehicle. Sorry I can't help, every vehicle is different and I only have experience with my '51.


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Czechman #444560 08/22/2008 2:37 PM
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Sorry I butchered your name Czechman. Try this link it looks pretty much like what you want Lovett.

http://www.classictrucks.com/tech/0601cl_1967_chevy_c10_rocker_panel_replacement/index.html

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Thanx!


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