Posted by G1355 on November 29, 2014 at 17:20:51 from (67.224.60.152):
So I have a 1979 dodge power wagon I wanna fix the rust issues, rocker panels I can do no problem. Fixed one box side with bondo wasn't rusted threw to bad yet, the drivers side is bad, I have replacement panel, do I cut out the size of the panel, its the wheel arch and probebly eight inches more on sides and top so only a little portion of full side. Or do I put it over top spot weld it and bondo over the whole outside to get rid of it being not level. Cutting it scares me as I don't know how I'd reattach the inner fender well and make it like it should be, I think cutting it would be the right way any thoughts?
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