New in the hood
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05-09-2007, 08:29 PM
RE: New in the hood
Hey,
I'm new also. I was just given a 1979 Dodge Power Wagon with 360ci Engine!Previous owner said he sunk over $10,000 into it incl: remanufactured engine, rebuilt trans, rear end, front end, brakes, etc. Has a plow on it too! The only thing is I can tell it's going to need some body/patch work done to it. Salt over the years has eaten rust holes through the bottoms of the quarter panels & fenders. Other than that, I think it mechanically sound what I'm told. Thinking of trying fiberglass repair kits & bondo to patch holes...Any suggestions anyone?
Thanks
I'm new also. I was just given a 1979 Dodge Power Wagon with 360ci Engine!Previous owner said he sunk over $10,000 into it incl: remanufactured engine, rebuilt trans, rear end, front end, brakes, etc. Has a plow on it too! The only thing is I can tell it's going to need some body/patch work done to it. Salt over the years has eaten rust holes through the bottoms of the quarter panels & fenders. Other than that, I think it mechanically sound what I'm told. Thinking of trying fiberglass repair kits & bondo to patch holes...Any suggestions anyone?
Thanks