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    Bodywork needed on rocker panels

    Anyone do work on rockers here? Looking to get my 99 century done. The driver side rocker is the bad side. I know there are a couple guys on here who do bodywork on the side but don't remember who they are.

    can anyone recommend someone?

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    I'm a bad dude with some great stuff spray foam and duct tape !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by pwtmxracing View Post
    I'm a bad dude with some great stuff spray foam and duct tape !!!

    Lol, funny thing is I saw someone use sprayfoam insulation and putty over it....

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    Quote Originally Posted by John4cam View Post
    Lol, funny thing is I saw someone use sprayfoam insulation and putty over it....
    had an old fairmont back in the 80s. filled the holes with mortar bags then a coat of mortar. you call your self a brick layer?lol ps my car was grey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cemnt guy View Post
    had an old fairmont back in the 80s. filled the holes with mortar bags then a coat of mortar. you call your self a brick layer?lol ps my car was grey.
    Call myself a brick butcher..... I could always get some green pigment....wait, I have some in the garage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John4cam View Post
    Ahh fuque
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    1986 Ranger--2WD, 5.0/T5/8.8.

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    Those Centuries are famous for that rocker rot. They'll run forever...if you can keep them from rotting from the ground up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaxtonShelby View Post
    Those Centuries are famous for that rocker rot. They'll run forever...if you can keep them from rotting from the ground up.
    sure your not talking bout silverados

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    Quote Originally Posted by PaxtonShelby View Post
    Those Centuries are famous for that rocker rot. They'll run forever...if you can keep them from rotting from the ground up.
    Yeah, all the buicks from that era have that issue. You should just trade me for your 347 car and call it done...

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    Quote Originally Posted by John4cam View Post
    Yeah, all the buicks from that era have that issue. You should just trade me for your 347 car and call it done...
    Sure John - you get the Cobra and give me $15k and your car!

    ( Cobra price is only $9k by the way... )
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