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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Hastings, Michigan
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I'm interested in Gary's second question re exterior panels. I recently scraped the side of our Pace resulting in some small gashes about head high on the exterior. Are there any recommendations other than complete panel replacement? Don't know if trying to match new/old (white) panels will be an issue.
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try a place that repairs semi trailers they can answer I'm sure all your questions---my opinion is yoy will need to replace the panel otherwise you will have a patch on the panel--do not know how that would look but call or drive over to a truck body/trailer place for all your ?????
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My neighbor's wife backed into my enclosed last fall with a bike carrier mounted on the rear. The cost to replace the 8'x4' panel and rear aluminum corner was about $750. Out local RV and trailer shop is who I used. Most RV repair shops can get you the panels. Clark |
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