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11-12-2009, 07:35 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: On the shores of Bull Shoals, AR
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Blazer rear side panels
OK....getting ready to make my rear side panels (thanks yellowblazer1969) for the blazer and I'm wondering what material will work best?
3/8 plywood maybe or ???? I plan to carpet them and install speakers in front of and behind the wheel wells plus I will be making an access panel in the very back so I can store a small tool kit and a bottle jack, tire repair kit....etc. I thought I would just screw them into the bed rails on the top and maybe use a channel to slide it into on the bottom or if nothing else I can just use some angle and screw it down there too. But, I need something skinny and sturdy that will hold carpet glue. What have you guys done or anyone have ideas?
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