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Range Rover Bobtail / Rear body panels
Satisfied that the shape was correct we set about cutting the rear side panels, we removed the excess and gently folded over the lip for the join. There is a gentle curve along the rear of the panel and it is important that this is retained, slowly slowly is the secret to a good finish. Once satisfied, the rear corners that house the lights are added and the panels can be re fitted.
I used the original widow frames and cut them down to suit the new aperture, I then replaced the glass with polycarbonate
I used the original widow frames and cut them down to suit the new aperture, I then replaced the glass with polycarbonate
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