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122 sill construction 120-130

posted by  Champ 8E5 on  Tue Mar 6 03:16 CST 2007
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Anyone know if the sill construction on a 122 wagon would be similar in concept to the 1800's, in otherwords, is there a strong potential for hidden structural rust, and multiple inner parts? Also, is anyone fabricating replacement floor panels, wheel arches, and sill parts?

Thanks all!

Ron






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