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08-07-2003, 08:11 AM
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Ok, that's helpful.
I did see a small indentation and drilled it out with no result except a hole in the panel. Out of frustration, I started gently probing and prying with a screwdriver and found the weld. I was able to get it apart with a chisel and it turned out to be very, very near the indentation. I was just concerned that maybe I was going about it wrong and was going to ruin the donor panel. I suppose I was on the right track but need to refine my technique a bit...and add a double dose of patience. Thanks for the help. Greg Reid Palmetto, Georgia 1974 Trans Am w/455 1969 El Camino ('cause Pontiac didn't make trucks)
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