vw t25 fuel cap panel

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vw t25 fuel cap panel

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hi i have just seen a t25 that i like and there is alot of rust around the fuel cap panel.what is this panel called and where do i get one?would this be an expensive job to do.sorry if this has been asked before as i havbe been all over the forum and carnt seem to find anything,cheers dave :ok
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Be aware that these aftermarket panels are reported to be ill fitting and thin

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Cruz wrote:Be aware that these aftermarket panels are reported to be ill fitting and thin


That goes the same for any after market panels, not this supplier alone! I weld up all sorts of cars and all after market panels need some fettling to get to fit right!
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thanks for that any help on the kinda price this would cost,thanks again dave :ok
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It all depends on whats lurking behind the arch. B post etc could also be corroded that may not show up until you start removing bits. As has been said above the repair panels arnt brilliant and do require a bit of work to get them right and they are thin. But unless you can get a good bodycut thats it really. Pics would help.
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Oh and there is no need to use full panels if you can get away with it. It seems harder to sometimes fit a full panel than cut the bits off you need and weld them in.
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have a look here,
https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.p ... 62&start=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
1/2 way down the first page
It doesnt follow that yours will be like this but forewarned etc etc
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