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New Panels
 Coops  2005/5/2 23:13  Tell a friend
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New Quarter panel & Sill panel out of Taiwan. Quarter - $240, Sill - $60. The Quarter panel needed a bit of massaging as it wasn't quite a perfect fit, but the sill panel fitted perfectly.
P.S - The bullet hole's aren't real........YET! |
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Posted: 2005/5/3 3:41 Updated: 2005/5/3 3:41 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)   Joined: 2002/3/20 From: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 8221 |
 Re: New Panels whats involved in changing the sills, ive been wanting to do that for ages, but not sure what i actually need to do to change em
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Posted: 2005/5/3 6:35 Updated: 2005/5/3 6:35 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2004/8/14 From: Bris-Vegas Posts: 726 |
Re: New Panels To change the sill panels you need to either grind or drill the spot welds out of the surrounding sheet metal. I would suggest a drill (either a store-bought spot weld drill or a sheet metal grind on a normal drill) as the holes will need to be repaired at some stage...... If you slip with the grinder things can get pretty messy.
Then it's a matter of pulling out the old panel, inserting the new one & welding back in place (I used an oxy set).
Be Warned! - There is lot of work involved in just replacing the panel, if you add everyone's little friend rust into the equation, things get a whole lot more complicated.
Good Luck.
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