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trunk extensions
Posted:
22 Aug 2004 22:06
by fixit
Hey members I need help. the trunk extensions I bought from
shermans are about 1/2'' to wide and 1'' to long.
should I cut them or send them back and buy new ones.
let me know.
Thanks. FIXIT
Posted:
22 Aug 2004 22:31
by dave-r
Sorry for being thick
but what's a trunk extension??
Posted:
22 Aug 2004 22:41
by fixit
this is a truck extension
Posted:
23 Aug 2004 9:48
by dave-r
Now I got you. These are the bits of the trunk floor at the sides yes?
Re: trunk extensions
Posted:
23 Aug 2004 10:16
by Christer
fixit wrote:Hey members I need help. the trunk extensions I bought from
shermans are about 1/2'' to wide and 1'' to long.
should I cut them or send them back and buy new ones.
let me know.
Thanks. FIXIT
Have you been in contact with Sherman regarding this problem? (Sherman have a good reputation, as far as I know)
If all of their extensions have the same size, you will be forced to massage them in some way.
If the problem is that the measurements differs between the batches (less likely I guess), you will maybe be better off if you return them. Ask them!
Posted:
23 Aug 2004 10:30
by dave-r
I don't think any of their panels are a very good fit. They all need some work.
Re: trunk extensions
Posted:
23 Aug 2004 19:22
by Christer
Christer wrote: (Sherman have a good reputation, as far as I know)
I have to admit that I was in guessing mode
They are a quite large supplier, arenĀ“t they? In some cases the only supplier, or....? That means that we are forced to live with their quality shortcomings?
Posted:
23 Aug 2004 21:22
by dave-r
Bingo! Christer.
Posted:
23 Aug 2004 22:26
by fixit
has anybody used these before.
If so let me know.
thanks guys.
Posted:
24 Aug 2004 2:34
by fixit
I will put some restoration pic on here
when I can find where I put my cd
of the pics.
TRUNK EXTENSION
Posted:
02 Sep 2004 19:41
by 492
I had a similar problem with sherman parts except they were too short.I ended up junking them and getting a much better ext. from a place here in ca. The web site themoparshop.com.hope that helps
Posted:
03 Sep 2004 4:52
by fixit
Thanks , I give them a call and see what they have to offer
Posted:
09 Nov 2004 19:40
by Dodge74
Actually sheetmetal repair parts that are too large really aren't a problem and often resto parts are produced with an extended flange to help the restorer in bridging some of the gaps due to factory inconsistencies during orginal assembly or the fact that the relationship between all of the sheetmetal tends to change after a car has been on the road for 30 years, bent frames etc. If it's too long, just trim it.
Posted:
10 Nov 2004 5:16
by fixit
THANKS FOR THE INFO .
I SENT BACK THE HAND FORMED EXTENSIONS
AND BOUGHT THE DIE STAMPED ONE,
AND THEY FIT REAL WELL.
THANKS AGAIN.