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#113195 11/10/2002 3:33 PM
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What gauge metal is the body on a 46 truck?

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Out side body parts are 19. Some of the cab frame might be 16. Most sheet metal shops only stock even gage sheet metal except for 11 gage (1/8). 20 gage is a bit on the thin side. 18 is more work to form but you can grind and/or file it more than 20. Ray

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Thanks Metalman
That's the info I was looking for. First time I've heard of 19 gauge and that explains the 18-20 gauge question.
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