It really depends on how far gone they are. I assume you have rust issues (these rust underneath the plastic molding affixed to the rocker). I would strongly recommend that any work done be done by a professional body man and there are panels available to make this repair: http://www.tri-proautomotive.com/servlet/the-Ford-cln-Taurus/Categories
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They are called rocker panels.
rocker panels
Depending on the amount of rust you can bondo the holes. You will ned to cut the rusted parts. If the area is large then fiberglass will make a better and more durable repair than bondo.
Fixing the rocker panels on a 1995 Chevy Corsica will not compromise the frame. Fixing this will help the vehicle last longer as far as rust goes.
Any good auto parts supply store. Speedgrip adhesive is the best.
No one makes panels for the 1st gen. You'll have to buy the F150 super crew rockers and trim the length off the back.
Find replacement rocker panels, specifically for a 97-03 Grand Prix, cut-out the old and weld on the new, then paint and u should be good to go........keep in mind that i would be alot less expensie if you order the replacements online Good Luck !
The rocker arms are not torqued to a specific setting. Follow the instructions in any repair manual for the proper method for adjusting backlash.
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