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Re: WTB: Factory heater delete firewall panel
Hi Keith, have you purchased one of these repro heater delete firewall covers yet, any feedback to give on them? We have a Cali customer that mentioned these repro's are molded in a plastic resin and have a sorta plastic feeling to them, can you confirm if the copies are metal or plastic? Thanks, Mel.
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Re: WTB: Factory heater delete firewall panel
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Re: WTB: Factory heater delete firewall panel
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They are fiberglass. EXCELLENT copy. Flat and rigid. Quality piece! I would use a thin rubber gasket on the back side to make them seal up nice against the firewall.
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