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Old 15-12-17, 21:27
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Here is my original PU tailboard Jim. It has a flat metal band wrapped around the edge and welded at the top. The top and bottom screws are pretty random with centres roughly between 5"-7" The side screws are 2 per plank each end.
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Old 18-12-17, 01:59
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Tailgate starting to take shape, counter sunk the holes for the wood screws around the edges. Fit the outer hinges and checked the fit. All seems to be OK, I have a couple of holes to fill, overall looks good. I was going to use these "Antiluce plates" from the UK except I am not sure of the overall size, they were mentioned on another build thread, perhaps some reading this knows the overall size.
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Old 18-12-17, 05:34
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WOW that box is looking great
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Old 24-12-17, 01:39
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A little more progress, installed the support bars for the canvas top, need to cut the extra material off the ends of the bars.
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Old 24-12-17, 05:26
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Keep up the good work, I might be out of Business now
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Old 25-12-17, 00:17
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Antiluce fasteners should be available locally for you, they are still commonly used. I bought some to attach marston matting sides/ramps for my ute at a Truck and Trailer supplies place. I already have them on the tray sides and rear. I think they are a nice type of latch, strong, simple and don't seem to jam as much as the rotating latches on ute/trailer trays.
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Old 25-12-17, 00:41
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Thx Dave, Merry Xmas

I had a 19set that I put in for a mock-up, I am hoping someone can help out with the window size and placement for the canvas. I also found these gate bolts that will work for the top frame to box tie downs. I will spot weld them to the box. They should work well.

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