Rust?
08-31-2014, 07:57 AM
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Lol. Nothing like a little bedliner can fix. Haha
Put a sheet of plexiglass on top and don't put the carpet back on. Interesting experience to watch the road while driving.
Put a sheet of plexiglass on top and don't put the carpet back on. Interesting experience to watch the road while driving.
08-31-2014, 10:36 AM
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Nice!
Would you mind doing me a favor? Can you check in the frame rail just above the transmission crossmember bolts and tell me if you have these weird grey blobs in the corners? You'll know what I mean if you see them...
OE-fit sheet metal can be ordered at http://www.c2cfabrication.com/
Would you mind doing me a favor? Can you check in the frame rail just above the transmission crossmember bolts and tell me if you have these weird grey blobs in the corners? You'll know what I mean if you see them...
OE-fit sheet metal can be ordered at http://www.c2cfabrication.com/
08-31-2014, 11:01 AM
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What you could do is coat a few sheets of sheet metal in rust oleum the paint can kind and after that you could just rivet a couple sheets together over the whole area. Depending if you don't want to see all that work you could just put a thin layer of carpet that usually is on the floor. That's what I did to patch all the wholes in my jeep and it's still holding up really nice.
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