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pedro sainz
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This type 3 porn will NOT work for everyone
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Aaron M265
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pedro sainz
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| Aaron Britcher wrote: |
Pedro- you are the man!
I would struggle to spot any differences between these and originals. |
thanks Aaron
the ONLY way you can tell or difference
my panels are $1500 plus
cheaper 
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I don't know how a "real-life" value of original panels is being derived, but to me something between US $ 1.5k-2k from these panels sounds ridiculously high.
I guess it's the (relative) rarity of the panels which makes them being priced as unobtanium? Then again if one asks 1.5-2k does anyone buy them?
That would be about 4x what I paid from my complete panel van (sans panels of course) to begin with. Yes, of course the car is a project...
By the way - from which year to which year the panels would fit across year models? For example would a set of '70 panels fit into a '67 car and vice versa?
(and I do appreciate the fact that repros are being made as I need a set myself at some point) |
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eyetzr 
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panels should fit all years. I do not think the side window hole size changed. They are a bit of a rarity yes, rare spare panels are extra rare & very very rare are the NOS set that is out there. Someone had listed a set here a while ago. Pedro & I think one other is making some really nice panels for your dining & dancing pleasure.
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Mario Steinhauser
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Got some data sheet's of panelvans from 64, 65, 66, 67 and 69
The 67 one comes 2 times, i'm searching for the 68 one (for the PV i have)
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Mario Steinhauser
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Progress (at the paintshop) on my 69 panelvan....
removed all for the panels...
...getting back soon after cleaning and painting!
Mario / T3HQ |
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65Nsqback
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Nic work Mario I can't wait to see this back together 
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Aaron M265
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Mario Steinhauser
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OMG... i'm so excited!!!
Cleaned surrounds. You can see the sport's where the panels was welded in place!
First testfitting... For sure, they'll fit, because they are all originals!
Cant wait!!!!!! |
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Mario Steinhauser
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Just the backrest to flip up and down, but no seat!
We're getting closer to fix the panels.... But we dont weld it back like the original ones! |
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Mike Fisher
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Glue/sealer does sound better than welding.
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Mario Steinhauser
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Today around lunchtime....
...and at the evening!
They went on the car tomorrow... |
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Mario Steinhauser
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The front ones went in today...
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Peters Van
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Nice Work !!!!!
I cant believe the number of panelvans undergoing resto's
They are getting to be like beetles and kombi's everyones got one
I will have to post some pics of PV370 soon
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Peters Van
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Mario I was just studying your pics more closely and have a few questions ??
It looks to be later model panelvan ie squarer front large tail lights wrap around front indicators bigger bumper bars etc.. same as the picture in the info sheet a couple of posts ago. from your profile you said 69 panelvan si that correct.
Here in Australia we only got 65 and 66 panelvans so cant wait to see pics of a "late model" finished..
Cheers
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Mario Steinhauser
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It's built in 69, but still the short nose model with the early look. It has an 2 carb engine and IRS rear axle....
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Peters Van
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4 stud wheels ??? disc brake front end ??? very nice...
hope mine turns out as nice as yours looks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mario Steinhauser
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sanding now....
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