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Old February 9th 09, 02:33 PM posted to rec.autos.tech
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Default Restoration problem

I'm restoring a 55 chevy nomad station wagon and I've got some serious
rust damage in the passenger side floor panel. I posted a picture
below.
Any suggestions on a quality repair would be appreciated.

Doc.

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Old February 9th 09, 10:54 PM posted to rec.autos.tech
N8N
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Default Restoration problem

On Feb 9, 9:33*am, DocDice > wrote:
> I'm restoring a 55 chevy nomad station wagon and I've got some serious
> rust damage in the passenger side floor panel. I posted a picture
> below.
> Any suggestions on a quality repair would be appreciated.
>
> Doc.
>
> *http://xrl.us/befi7n


There ought to be repro floor pans available; you'll have to weld them
in though. check with goodmark, year one, sherman to start

nate
 




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