rocker panels for jet
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It's not too big a job for a body shop to fabricate new ones. Unlike Step-downs, these are not a bolt-on item.0
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thanks Geoff, that was my next step, I had to replace the outside frame rails, I used 2x4x
14gauge rectange tube. what gauge do you think the rockershould be? thank you
Gene0 -
I had 16g galvanized replacement rockers fabricated back in 1967 for my 1953 Super Jet. What you have to watch is that there is a slite horizontal bow to the rockers from front to rear, but it can easily be handled as you tack the new panel in place.
Jerry (53jetman)0 -
53 jetman; I droped the plans for new 16 gauge rocker panel, at the sheet metal shop today.
tell me some more about the bow. I did not see it when I removed them. Thanks Gene0 -
That's what I meant by a SLITE horizontal bow. It will become apparent when you start to attach the new panels. I started about in the middle of the front door opening on my four door and worked both ways alternately until I had it tack welded to the inner frame rails top and bottom. Once tacked, I then went back and did the Finnish work.
Jerry0 -
thanks: I will be putting them on over the week end. I shoiuld pick them up tomorrow.
Gene0
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