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Old 01-19-2015, 10:07 PM   #3
eighteenninetytwo
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Re: 75 rear bed walls.

This is what I got to. Pics 1 and 2 of the new walls. I measured both of the originals and they didn't match each other so I've put it down to shoddy workmanship which was covered by carpeting so not an issue.

The new ones are marked as 19" top to bottom but I have left some extra room in there to trim down exactly to correct size - ONCE the bed noise reduction and carpeting is fitted. The third picture is of the two metal plates which fit to the bedwall and are also carpeted filling the space between curved doorpost and flat boards. You can see that the bottom of one is completely rusted away. not sure how I'll fill it in yet.

For the walls I used 5/8 Inch plyboard. Once Ive measured them and cut to correct size i will spray noise reducer behind them as i carpet what will be the interior.
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