Keyz
Member
Hi guys,
Just measuring up for my body panels, and had a thought.
Every other buggy I've seen has the triangular front panel (the one cut to fit around the steering rack) on the outside of the car, then the larger section on the inside of the car.
Is there any reason for this (other than aesthetics) or can I just cut one big piece of chequer-plate in the shape of both pieces combined and rivet it to the outside of the box sections?
Would there be any SVA implications to doing this?
Hope this makes sense,
Rich
Just measuring up for my body panels, and had a thought.
Every other buggy I've seen has the triangular front panel (the one cut to fit around the steering rack) on the outside of the car, then the larger section on the inside of the car.
Is there any reason for this (other than aesthetics) or can I just cut one big piece of chequer-plate in the shape of both pieces combined and rivet it to the outside of the box sections?
Would there be any SVA implications to doing this?
Hope this makes sense,
Rich