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Old 10-12-22, 04:28
Bob Carriere Bob Carriere is offline
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Default What no green ones.....

Will have to dust off the finished boxes currently in the sea can for final photos.

Grant to you remember the gauge used...... 16 for the box and 14 or 12 for the doors????

We did the bottom from a single piece then used the modern body shop glue to install the tight fitting back of the box.... very solid and watertight. We used a pan box brake for all the bends and a spot welder to finish the sides.

I may install some thin wooden pine strips inside the box to get a snug fitfor the POW cans and minimize rattle and wear....... a foam strip ( roof pad scraps) at the back and firm rubber inside the lid may also be tried.

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