Re: C2C and 21st series sheetmetal
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Might want to cal them directly.
They sell through some distributors that might have stock, if they made any.
Posted on: 2016/4/26 20:03
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Re: C2C and 21st series sheetmetal
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I was going to suggest a call too. It appears to be a new website since the last time I bought something. As I recall they did not have much specific to 41-47 Clippers then. Since many pieces interchange with the 48 - 50s I wonder if they actually discontinued or just maybe tweaked and consolidated offerings. Maybe there is a problem with the way their website search works or the headings.
Posted on: 2016/4/26 20:42
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Re: C2C and 21st series sheetmetal
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Since many pieces interchange with the 48 - 50s That was my second question. All I'm really concerned with are the floor panels (incl. trunk) and the inner/outer rockers. I'd read that the 22nd/23rd series was an exterior reskin so I was guessed that the floor/trunk panels would interchange but the rockers have me worried. So, does anybody know if the 20/21 series and 22/23 series rockers interchange?
Posted on: 2016/4/26 23:25
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Re: C2C and 21st series sheetmetal
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The inner rockers might, but the outers will not. The Clippers are flat on the outside edge to accommodate the moldings, the tubs roll under.
Posted on: 2016/4/27 5:50
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I bought the 22nd trunk floor for my 21st. Shape wise it looks good and will work if your rust is in the floor area proper. The depressions for the body bolts are not as deep as the original though. I suspect that is because C2C might not be able to stamp deeply so you would have to do work in that area. Issue is the item is flat and fits from the wheel well back but it does not have the rear bent down flange that connects to the vertical body piece under the lid. That is where I had my rust so didn't wind up using the floor panel.
Since just about everyone who has used the interior floor pieces report that they are a good starting point but not a drop in fit and cutting and fitting is necessary even on models they were made for, I suspect the same would be true if a 22nd piece was used on a 21st.
Posted on: 2016/4/27 10:01
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Re: C2C and 21st series sheetmetal
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Thanks for the insights. I'm trying to decide whether I should move ahead with repairs or let someone else tackle this project. If I can't get panels that are at least a reasonably close fit, the cost of having the parts custom made from scratch will make the decision for me.
I just find it strange that, given some of the obscure items they advertise, they wouldn't offer some basic pieces for the early Clippers. I'll give them a call and see what they have to say on the matter. SG
Posted on: 2016/4/27 22:56
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Re: C2C and 21st series sheetmetal
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Scott, might be helpful to know that the rocker panels we got from C2C were absolutely straight, while the originals have a very gentle curve front to back.
Posted on: 2016/4/28 0:18
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Scott, might be helpful to know that the rocker panels we got from C2C were absolutely straight, while the originals have a very gentle curve front to back. I'm curious, what did you do to get them to fit?
Posted on: 2016/4/28 7:35
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Re: C2C and 21st series sheetmetal
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Sorry Scott, the body guy bent them somehow.
Posted on: 2016/4/28 12:39
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