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  1. 22-11-2007, 21:03 #1
    nhasey1602
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    rear quarter panels on a willy or valver

    i've got an rt looking to put the wider rear quarters on, does anybody know if they are bolt on or weld on thanks
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  2. 22-11-2007, 21:08 #2
    DanClio
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    Weld on mate, messy job though. Woudn't you be better off buy a 16v or williams??

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  3. 22-11-2007, 21:10 #3
    wavy
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    welded
    big job and a lot of money to get fitted or welded
    maxiboy posted a site where u could buy fibreglass i imagine might work out cheaper?
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  4. 23-11-2007, 18:00 #4
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    buy a valver its a big job!
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