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Originally Posted by CG
I have a bunch of large chunks of old bedsides, doors, etc that Im keeping for patch panels. More than likely Ill never need, but they store flat and I can keep them in a smallish area.
Seems like someone took pieces, or just the bottom of a glove box door and mounted it under the heater controls for an aftermarket gauge panel.
Tim ... Remember the undeleted radio delete plate I gave away as a prize on the board a little while back? I think it was actually a pretty good idea by whomever did it.
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I guess that's what I was thinking of... but didn't know it. Undeleted delete, sounds like the little birdies singing outside my window.
That under dash gauge panel is a good idea!
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Originally Posted by 70STOVEBOLT
I don't know if this counts, but I repurposed two sets of 71-72 bench seat sliders into bucket seat sliders. The only modification I made was cutting off about a 1/2 inch from
the rear of the top curved bracket and re-drilling the holes to mount a piece of angle iron to bolt the seat to. I don't have pics but I can take some if anyone is interested.
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That sure does count.
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Originally Posted by LockDoc
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I had a door to replace the passengers door on the Panel Truck when I wrecked it. No patch panels for the quarter so I used a pickup door skin to fix that. Fit like it was made for it..... 
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Good eye on that. Someone made that door skin just for your Panel's quarter.
I love what this person did. Just a fun machine you could build from a crapped out C/10. Shorten frame, a cut here, a weld there, and you have an El Cheapo hop over the side 2wd Cruiser Blazer. I want to built one!