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PostPosted: Sun May 04, 2008 8:23 pm 
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Anyone know where you can get them?

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I got 2 from Anthony at http://www.minisport.com.au/index.htm

cost about 70-80 each

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try A grade panels - he has them made, but they come just as a flat folded panel - IE without a hole cut for the jacking point and no vent pressings

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just measure them and go to a sheetmetal place.

they dont have dimples or anthing but at 40$ for 2 I dont really care :D

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i got my ones custom, by custom i mean made up


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They are NOT a straight part... if you look you will see that they are actually curved to match the body... for $70 odd, you should grab em

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I did notice they were curved but the straight panels took on said curve once they were clamped in place. :D

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mini-dunger wrote:
I did notice they were curved but the straight panels took on said curve once they were clamped in place. :D


ditto... the ones from A grade are straight too, as are the UK ones I bought for my traveller - 1/2" an inch or whatever isn't hard to pull in over that length

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I have known people who folded them up using a high school sheet metal bender... Two folds and you're away!

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many years ago i made some out of gal steel folded pop riveted on painted with black mastic on the inside and painted with black bitumen on the outside no one new i also fiberglassed the floor .not these days :)


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Mick wrote:
I have known people who folded them up using a high school sheet metal bender... Two folds and you're away!


I folded my own out of some galv sheet, pretty easy and its not too hard to put a slight curve in them. You can always curve them a bit more when fitting them :)

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Don't seem to have any pics of them finished though

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