hatch - v*n

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Postby Mexi on Sun Feb 03, 2002 11:31 pm

i am regretting buying my 1.4 si and wish i had bought a v*n (im an akward b@stard like that)

i was wonderin is it possible to convert a 3 door 3.5 shell into a v*n???? (welding plates in place of the winda?????)

help is much appreciated,

cheeRS.
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Postby Mexi on Mon Feb 04, 2002 11:21 am

please some one must know whether its possible or not???????????????????

bloke at work recons it is but he is a bit of a billy bull-$hiter.

BTTT :???:
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Postby xrsi on Mon Feb 04, 2002 12:55 pm

Paul, shellys bloke (xr2 babe), said that u used 2 be able to get the pannels from ford but they dont make them any more. So some where that makes body pannels may do!?! Would be the best bet for finding out!

HTH

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Postby Mexi on Mon Feb 04, 2002 9:59 pm

thanks m8,

does anyone know where i can get these panels??????

and how hard will they be to fit??????

any one wanna do it for me????? :lol:

cheers peeps.
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