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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Frame painting and protection
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[QUOTE="91turbogsx, post: 49469, member: 14"] Since we are talking about cost the SEM Rust Shield (about $75/gal) I used along with the SEM Rust Mort (about $30/qt) totaled a little over $100. I put a decent amount of time and labor into my frame though to get the results I was looking for. I wasn't exactly trying for cheap but cost seems to still be on par with everyone else. :edit not to mention I have a little under a half gallon left when I was done. Nearly enough to do another complete truck ie. frame and axles. [/QUOTE]
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