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| last337 |
 Jan 11 2013, 07:36 AM
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I started pulling and poking more and more to get a better assessment of the hell-hole. It appears to be mainly straight down through the fender and through the rear floor pan triangle. My only concern is the condition of the material left on the rear of the long. For the most part the long looks solid enough but has some rust. My friend who will be doing the welding said he can do whatever I need but I am wondering if anyone has welded flat-bar or something along the longs to add stiffness. That may also give the triangle more material to mount to.
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last337 Rear floor pan triangles Jan 11 2013, 07:36 AM
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