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Old 09-14-2005, 06:46 PM   #1
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how much damage is acceptable?

Hey there guys,
I do not want to sound too critical, but I just ordered some replacement panels for my 72 longhorn and when I got them, they were all packed together with loose foam bag packs, and there were ccratches on all of them due to rubbing diring shipping.

My question is, has this happened to you and is this a normal amount of damage, considering the size of the parts (inner fender wells and lower door, cab corners) and the packaging?

I can show you pictures if you want, but I was thinking that the paintted black finish was ready to install and show, but now they will have to repaint them to make them look as clean as I was hoping the truck to look when I was finished with it.

What are your thoughts?

Thanks in advance
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