drip rail delete
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Where I lay my head is home
RE: drip rail delete
which means i did MY job right, sit back and bitch til someone else does it! LOL!
please forgive my stupidness. i cannot help it, it's not my fault i rode the short bus to school!
please forgive my stupidness. i cannot help it, it's not my fault i rode the short bus to school!
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Joined: Jul 2005
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From: ma
RE: drip rail delete
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Anyhow, I think that may be a viable solution if you have a rusted out rail and don't want to bother to weld in a new one.
Anyhow, I think that may be a viable solution if you have a rusted out rail and don't want to bother to weld in a new one.
thats for sure. i guess its about time i just give up and take the brand new headliner out. if im careful maybe it can be reused...? still waiting on my new mig before i do anymore work to the car. it should be able to roll around before winter this year. we are right on target for a running pony for her 40th birthday.
the fox will be running by the end of the summer too. she's already 20 years old. (soon to be a classic!... maybe)carl
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RE: drip rail delete
ORIGINAL: 351foxstang
thats for sure. i guess its about time i just give up and take the brand new headliner out. if im careful maybe it can be reused...? still waiting on my new mig before i do anymore work to the car. it should be able to roll around before winter this year. we are right on target for a running pony for her 40th birthday. the fox will be running by the end of the summer too. she's already 20 years old. (soon to be a classic!... maybe)
carl
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Anyhow, I think that may be a viable solution if you have a rusted out rail and don't want to bother to weld in a new one.
Anyhow, I think that may be a viable solution if you have a rusted out rail and don't want to bother to weld in a new one.
thats for sure. i guess its about time i just give up and take the brand new headliner out. if im careful maybe it can be reused...? still waiting on my new mig before i do anymore work to the car. it should be able to roll around before winter this year. we are right on target for a running pony for her 40th birthday.
the fox will be running by the end of the summer too. she's already 20 years old. (soon to be a classic!... maybe)carl
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 770
From: ma
RE: drip rail delete
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Ah, that Fox will never be considered a Classic. [:@]
Ah, that Fox will never be considered a Classic. [:@]
i know, i know. atleast its not an f-body camaro[:'(]
and i must say its a little easier to work on the newer stang. body work is a bit easier when there is hardly any rust
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Joined: Feb 2005
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From: San Francisco
RE: drip rail delete
its not even about wanting to replace the rusted out ones with new ones.....its a matter of there being no replacement metal for the fixing of the drip rails. no one makes replacement drip rails to weld back in so unless u can hand craft yourself some drip rails, good frigging luck lol.