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For what reasons I am not sure, incorrect name, or whatever, I cannot find discussion or source for kick panel replacement on 52 chevy 1/2 ton. They are rusted through along fender line.
Would consider repair. Any suggestions there appreciated as well.
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Awww, the "inner cowl panel". now to replace, repair, or patch?

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Try a search above on "inner cowl" (use the quotations).

It will return these results. Not all the links will be appropriate, but some should cover what you looking for:

inner cowl (different lengths of panels),
outer cowl (different lengths of panels),
inner-to-outer channel, etc.

Post links to photos, and people will be able to better advise you.

This is a commonly needed repair. There are a variety of possible pieces, depending on the extent of your rust.


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Brad, that was very helpful, great pics. Thanks, Brad


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