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Thanks man. There is more to come this winter......
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Took the taillight out today to take a look inside the rear quarter area where the new tail pan meets the body, got some more work to do this winter.
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Damn, that poor Burb is just fuggin ate up with it isn't it??? Good practice for you though since you live in that rust belt.
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Yeah, I keep trying to open up new spots to get access into her and try to combat this ****. I should be able to get a can rust reformer through that taillight hole and kill some of that ****. And I want to attach some angle and sheet metal to couple the good part of the body to the end of the new tail pan cross member. You can see the one bolt I missed in there is actually pushed up and sitting on top of that cross member end, sumbitch.
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You know those biggo voids between the inner and outer sheet metal is what you use to smuggle drugs across the border. 
Make some extra cash dawg !!!
Jus kiddin... Don't do it !!!
Make some extra cash dawg !!! Jus kiddin... Don't do it !!!
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You know those biggo voids between the inner and outer sheet metal is what you use to smuggle drugs across the border.
Jus kiddin... Don't do it !!!
They have x ray machines, I have personally seen them. Most impressive one was a big commercial truck that scanned other commercial trucks. Best bet would be a disguise.
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You never know, a lot of you guys down south should take a look in your panels, might find something.You know those biggo voids between the inner and outer sheet metal is what you use to smuggle drugs across the border.
Jus kiddin... Don't do it !!!
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You never know, a lot of you guys down south should take a look in your panels, might find something.
You talkin' about burritos??
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Never know dude, don't hurt to look.
As long as it don;t look like mine you should be A.O.K.
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You never know, a lot of you guys down south should take a look in your panels, might find something.
While we are derailing his thread....
Allegedly.... a buddy of mine in southern Nm bought a Cadillac Escalade from a impound auction that had been T-boned. He was driving the thing around and was approached by some men with cash who wanted their car back.
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Thanks, just pieces of sheet metal from the rack at Home Depot.
