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I have a 1990 gmc ext cab S-15 on the ext cab michigan rust took over and im triing to find both pass/driver side panels from seam on back of cab to door jam and rocker panel and best way for repair any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Bob, I can't teach you how to do this in an e-mail. Year one, the restoration parts people, have a book in their literature section called how to restore your chevy truck. There may be other online sources for restoring S-10's. You can get parts from ebay, just to name one source. A visit to a local body shop may be better- they might sell you some aftermarket rust panels from one of their sources (every body shop has an aftermarket connection) they will surely charge a mark-up, but it won't be any more than paying shipping from an online source. Body shops get free shipping from local/regional distributors. The shop will surely have a couple helpful pointers for you, and be a potential place to take it to have it painted when you are finished. Bill

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22 year veteran, 2 years of vocational training. A.S.E. certified Master collision repair/refinish technician. I-CAR certified. 17 yrs. GM experience. I can answer most questions related to automotive body repairs, ranging from small scratch repairs all the way up to the most extensive collision repairs. I can expertly advise people on what to expect from their body shop experience, right down to what self repairs should, and should not, be done. Lastly, I can advise tricks and tips for classic car restoration, such as lead repairs. SORRY, I DO NOT DO ONLINE ESTIMATES OR GIVE PARTS PRICES!! BE PREPARED FOR THE CORRECT ANSWER- NOT THE ONE YOU WANT TO HEAR. I won't B.S. you, or sugar coat answers. Just plain, hard facts.

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