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Old 05-17-2008, 07:02 AM   #1
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Talking I have aquired the very last body panal I needed


I finally got my grill mount panal. Last body part that I needed. This is a $300 dollar part and I got it for $20. The kind of damage on my old panal I could not fix myself. I mean I could but I don't have my own welder yet. I've been mechanicing for a long time but this is the first project I have ever done any real body work. I like to think that I'm getting fairly good at it.



This is how I sand blast. Slow but very effective. Every body panal on my truck has been done this way inside and out. Now that all inner rust has been taken care of the final body work is ready to be done.


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