More restoration pics of the 133 DCP. 1929 :)

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The rockers were 80%. My metal guy replaced them. They look perfect. He said they could be repaired but why take the chance with tainted/cancerous metal. With the job he did, I totally agree

The only other place that has a bit of cancer is the seem between the rear of the body that is flush to the trunk shelf. Im sure he will do great.

Rick

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