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May 10th 2004, 23:23
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Sure you can as long as you have a spot weld cutter so you don't drill through the other panel that you're going to sell. If you don't have one snap on sells the replacement bit that goes on the cutter. You can put it on a drill and drill the spot welds out but don't drill through the both panels only drill the panel you want to use. The size is 10mm or 5/16 and they cost about $30.
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May 10th 2004, 23:38
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I don't want to sell the panel once I've removed the panels I needed. I was only saying that it wouldn't be worth selling the whole front clip to buy replacement panels. Buy the time I paid for shipping it would cost me more. The spot weld remover looks like a small hole saw bit.??? I think eastwood sells them for $15 or so.
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May 11th 2004, 18:34
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I bought the front clip over two years ago. So I guess I'm stuck with it.
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May 12th 2004, 00:27
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The best part is that I have a clean rust free example of what the front end is supposed to look like. I now know where to look for the spot welds.
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