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  • thurmanmermanT Offline
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    thurmanmerman
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    Anyone on here done the weld in replacement panels? How difficult is it? Would it even be worth my time?

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    • K Offline
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      depends on the car, what panel, what you need them for, your ability to do body work.........

      Doors, fenders, ect just find others. Rear 1/4 its not the easiest thing from what I understand(you do not want to know the quote I got for the rear 1/4s on my 240). It comes down to the body work side of things more then the actuall welding.

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      • GnArKiLlG Offline
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        1/4s are not fun but the more time you take with fitting the panel the easyer it is.. i have done alot of them over the last 5-6 years its realy not that hard but it just takes time..

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          have fun! hope you have a spool gun

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