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#243370 04/09/2005 3:34 PM
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I JUST PICKED UP A 58 PANEL AND AM STARTING AT THE FRONT AND WORKING MY WAY TO THE BACK. THE WOOD FLOOR IN THE BACK IS PLYWOOD AND I'M TRYING TO FIND OUT IF A TRUCK WOOD FLOOR WOULD FIT AND IF SO WHICH ONE? ALSO, THE ONLY MENTION IN THE 58 TRUCK SERVICE MANUAL ON PANELS IS FOR THE BACK DOOR LATCH ADJUSTMENT. MY REAR DOOR LATCHS ARE STUCK IN THE OPEN POSITION. ANY IDEAS? THANKS

MIKE


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on the latches, take the mechanisms all apart and clean them up - you'll prolly find rotten rubber bits and broken springs

the panel floor is indeed ply - an oversize sheet that GM designed for the application, and the individual boards used on the pu won't do for replacement - need more rigidity and flex resistance then they'd supply - if it needs replacement, you should be able to special order a piece big enuff

got pictures? we like pictures, and panels are my personal addiction! grin

Bill


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