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BigRed Beast · 11-12-2009, 09:27 PM

If you have a trim strip along the side of the top rail, it's set up for something less than 3/8"...trust me on this!

We did 1/4" with a basic indoor outdoor--a temp fix for sure--but I still haven't figured out a satisfactory solution to the double wall install and removal. I hate the idea of pulling the panels out every spring and fall,,,

11-12-2009, 09:27 PM	#5
BigRed Beast Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Parker, CO Posts: 140	Re: Blazer rear side panels If you have a trim strip along the side of the top rail, it's set up for something less than 3/8"...trust me on this! We did 1/4" with a basic indoor outdoor--a temp fix for sure--but I still haven't figured out a satisfactory solution to the double wall install and removal. I hate the idea of pulling the panels out every spring and fall,,, __________________ Big Red Beast 1972 Blazer CST AC/Auto/4x4 "Project" 1997 F 350 CC Powerstroke "The Great White"