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12-23-2010, 08:57 PM
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Re: Where or where not to buy sheet metal
Maybe some sheet metal is lighter gauge,but it's not true for much of it.Some pieces don't fit so well and some fit as well as original.Bolting on fenders,doors,or hoods are one thing...even though it takes more than just bolting.But,replacing rockers,cab corners,and other repairs require skill no matter who made the part.
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