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Does anyone know of a company that makes replacement weld in body panels for the Deuce cab?
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Replacement Body Panels
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I'm going to say no but you might beable to get some of the parts of the cab from Memphis Equipment or Clark Truck Parts.
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What kind of panel do you need?
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Pretty much all flat for the most part.
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Well, I know a place that has complete firewalls. Don't know if they're 2.5 or 5 ton. I'm gonna go there Monday to p/u some junk. What exactly do you need, maybe there is more stuff there.
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my rocker panels are rusted through on the bottom, and just in front of the bottom of both doors is rusted.
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Cummins,
RandyLBarnes has a parts truck that he has yet used the lower part of the cab. BUT we live in Denver, Colorado so getting it to you could be expensive.
And ya gotta ask Randy. But hey, make him an offer he can't refuse and ya never know.
jim
RandyLBarnes has a parts truck that he has yet used the lower part of the cab. BUT we live in Denver, Colorado so getting it to you could be expensive.
And ya gotta ask Randy. But hey, make him an offer he can't refuse and ya never know.
jim
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The rocker panels can be made by any sheet metal shop. the military had replacements to be welded in by motorpool personnel.
The bottom of the door can be fixed with a simple weld-in patch.
The bottom of the door can be fixed with a simple weld-in patch.
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Yep it's all pretty flat and easy to add in replacement pieces. I cut out all the bad areas and sand blasted around it and inside the rocker to make sure I had all good metal to work with. I then sprayed rubberized undercoating inside the rockers to prevent further rusting. Ground down the welds and a little putty and paint and good as new.
