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> WTB/Patch Panel
partwerks
post Apr 6 2015, 07:27 PM
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WTB/Patch Panel

With the small area, that was behind where the battery once sat, it is pitted, and was debating about trying to find a small section that could be cut out of a donor car, to implant on mine?

From the two drilled holes in the picture, about two inches below them to start counting, and then down to where the lip is on the bottom, and from the diamond shaped piece to the left, back to the trunk hinge to the right, would probably suffice.

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Also, if anyone would happen to have a unused passenger side engine shelf.
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post Apr 6 2015, 09:14 PM
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Check out Mad Dog Motorsports. He has a hell hole patch panel kit.
http://www.maddogsmotorsports.com/
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