Which Cab Corners to buy?
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Which Cab Corners to buy?
I need to purchase left and right cab corners and lower cowl patches, I was just wondering if anyone has had any hands on experience with either LMC, MID FIFTY, or DENNIS CARPENTERS patch panels. I cant get them for a month from dennis carpenters (which I had perferred) I am planning on covering up the filler neck hole on the drivers side. Thanks for any input.
(got to get this project moving forward again!)
(got to get this project moving forward again!)
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Just choose which one is cheapest, they all source them from the same overseas manufacturer When I bought mine from BOTP, there were several paper stickers on them. When I pulled them apart there were stickers for MidFifty, Carpenter, LMC and BOTP
Oh yeah, be prepared to do some cutting and reshaping on the lower parts of the corners, they really don't follow the contours of the originals very well.
Oh yeah, be prepared to do some cutting and reshaping on the lower parts of the corners, they really don't follow the contours of the originals very well.
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Hey JRC,
We bought rear corner patch panels initially from LMC. The angles were way off & the fit wasn't even close. We returned those & went with Reamer. He's a firefighter up in Connecticut who makes them for our trucks. He was quick & his were a much better fit. We also had rotted out sills & door jams & we asked if he could make those - no problem.
We have a '50 so it might be that he only does '48-'52 but it's worth a quick shout out to him to see what he can do. You will save yourself a lot of time & effort getting patches that fit that odd curve in the cab corners.
I can probably come up with his email for you or just PM him.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
We bought rear corner patch panels initially from LMC. The angles were way off & the fit wasn't even close. We returned those & went with Reamer. He's a firefighter up in Connecticut who makes them for our trucks. He was quick & his were a much better fit. We also had rotted out sills & door jams & we asked if he could make those - no problem.
We have a '50 so it might be that he only does '48-'52 but it's worth a quick shout out to him to see what he can do. You will save yourself a lot of time & effort getting patches that fit that odd curve in the cab corners.
I can probably come up with his email for you or just PM him.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
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