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Old 01-06-2018, 11:23 PM   #33
mickeykreg
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Re: rust repair on the '77...here goes nothin

Passenger side requirement was almost identical to driver side.











Stick stuff back together now. Outer rocker was still fine so I cleaned it up and got it ready. Like on the driver side the outer was replaced on a repair in the past. Inner rocker wasn't replaced so no debris could build up between the inner and outer.

Kick panel first.


Inner Rocker


inner and kick with debris clean out holes that I added.


floor support








I got the replacement floor pan from Tabco who said it's for a blazer, but it's actually for a truck. Flat Blazer floor is much different than a truck so I had to cut the stamped part of the new floor out and use a piece of 18 gauge that I got at the steel supply. Such is life with these Taiwanese replacement panels, actually most of the panels I've used so far have been pretty good.
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rust repair on the '77
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=740291
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