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12-03-2008, 02:29 PM
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Hi all. I had an epiphany today to join a Ford Forum, as I am sick of being one of the few people in Sydney to own a classic Ford with some go. I feel so lonely amongst all the plastic fantastic i see on the streets.
Anyway enough rubbish talk. I own a '75 Mk1 Escort Sedan. It enjoyed a bare metal respray a few years back, but has begun to cop some rust at the very base of the front panel...inevitable. Can anyone point in the right direction of a good bloke to do some cutting and metal-patching? It's a pretty small job and I am hands on so would love to be a tool mule and pick up what I can in the process. Thanks alot everyone. |
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Rust repair
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