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Old 25-01-07, 11:10
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When I have my cab panels made from the originals I will have to drill holes in one panel, clamp the two together holding them together with possibly self tapping screws then spot weld them together. I am lucky in that the roof panel is basically sound apart from over the top of the doors which I will repair myself.
I have had my new floor plates made and have added a pic they will still take a bit of fitting though.
I have to agree with Bob in that body shops are expensive I am using a local engineering firm while their costs are reasonable they are not so fussy about the finished project which I have to keep an eye on.

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