I was chosen to build one of these aluminum bodies and do a little write up giving my opinion on it so here goes....
The builder of the body is Stewart Wegner, ebay user is stew-2 http://myworld.ebay.com/stew-2/
The body showed up Friday with the cab in one box and the bed in another. He sent them priority with conformation...no snail mail hope you get it shipping here!
I carefully pulled them from the boxes and my first impression was...WOW, it look great followed by WOW it is very delicate! Stew included a note stating not to worry it will stiffen up once the body parts are installed, also included were a four pop sickle sticks, small pieces of aluminum and styrene to help add strength where screw holes or body mount holes will be drilled.
A closer look under the body and you can see that the panels are held together with hot glue, it seems to hold very well but some trimming of the excess glue will be necessary to fit the glass....Expect to have to massage the panels to fit the body parts to it, this is not for someone that want to screw on the parts and run you will need to make mounts for the grill, glue and probably trim the glass to get a good fit. I'll take pics as I do these things.
The builder of the body is Stewart Wegner, ebay user is stew-2 http://myworld.ebay.com/stew-2/
The body showed up Friday with the cab in one box and the bed in another. He sent them priority with conformation...no snail mail hope you get it shipping here!
I carefully pulled them from the boxes and my first impression was...WOW, it look great followed by WOW it is very delicate! Stew included a note stating not to worry it will stiffen up once the body parts are installed, also included were a four pop sickle sticks, small pieces of aluminum and styrene to help add strength where screw holes or body mount holes will be drilled.
A closer look under the body and you can see that the panels are held together with hot glue, it seems to hold very well but some trimming of the excess glue will be necessary to fit the glass....Expect to have to massage the panels to fit the body parts to it, this is not for someone that want to screw on the parts and run you will need to make mounts for the grill, glue and probably trim the glass to get a good fit. I'll take pics as I do these things.
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