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Old 26-12-2018, 12:20   #16
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LOL!!!! Is that the actual colour or did you make that up? Either way I know exactly which shade you are on about
No, I made that up! The name originally came from working on a friends classic car, he spent an obscene amount of money on the light grey interior and decided he wanted the engine and bay light grey too. As his business was in Westminster, the standing joke became; What shade grey Sir, Battleship, Earl or Westminster Politician?

This photo was taken during some of the work, engine grey is Lycoming Grey and the light grey is Epoxy Mastic 121.
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Old 26-12-2018, 14:59   #17
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Got two of these that you can cut into your panels
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Old 26-12-2018, 15:02   #18
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The car is missing these, I might have a couple on a shelf some place but might take some finding, Rick
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Old 26-12-2018, 15:42   #19
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Thats what my brothers truck has. Would the panels themselves fit instead of cutting in the fittings?
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Old 26-12-2018, 18:37   #20
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Yes the panels would fit, but to get them off means seat belt removal etc and on the off roader is not easy and the panels show signs of wear as well
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Old 27-12-2018, 01:58   #21
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Thanks for looking and posting the photos Rick. I was thinking the load cover may have fitted on the rear seat back as an optional extra, might have to rethink this one if it means a lot of panel swapping unless my original panels have knockouts.
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