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Brave enough to dig into your inner fenders? LOL.
Anyway, some pics of getting the rear inner fender on the '71 ready for new metal.
No worries, just a little hole.
After hitting it hard with an electric drill mounted with a wire brush...
Initial cuts with a large cut off disk, notice a couple quick welds to make sure I didn't lose alignment... (or so I am telling myself)
Ready for cleaning and new metal...
Anyway, some pics of getting the rear inner fender on the '71 ready for new metal.
No worries, just a little hole.
After hitting it hard with an electric drill mounted with a wire brush...
Initial cuts with a large cut off disk, notice a couple quick welds to make sure I didn't lose alignment... (or so I am telling myself)
Ready for cleaning and new metal...
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