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Originally Posted by tclederman
I do not think that you will get the 1949 Panel rear floor boards out in one piece.

In 1950, "the floor boards of panel and canopy express models were changed to plywood construction. In the new construction a single panel of wood and five skid strips replaced thirteen floor boards and twelve skid strips."


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Originally Posted by TooMany2count
my question is this, my bus/panel/bus had slats of wood in it like the pickups & i had another 1 ton panel w/plywood like most of you folks know. so what years got slats & plywood, OR could of it been the assembly plant they were made at????joe


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Originally Posted by tclederman
Dave,

The plywood provided more structural integrity and less dust leakage. In case you do not know this, boards/planks were used in Panels through 1949.

If you are not going to use the Panel metal strips, either save them or sell them in the Swap Meet.

Good luck,


Originally Posted by Mar-Ktech
TooMany2count:
Yes we do make parts for Panel/Burbs. You'll have to look online - just put in your year, make and model and the parts available list pops up on the left hand frame.
IF your year doesn't show a panel/burb as one of the dropdown options then you can fill out the custom forms and and we'll make you one! The custom forms are here:
http://www.mar-k.com/CustomForms
You can also find them in the paper catalog.
Thanks!

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