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May 17th 2006, 10:07
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It might not be exactly what you´re looking for, but it is very educational with a lot of photos... http://www.cirkut.com/bug/
Good luck! /Daniel
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May 21st 2006, 00:25
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I checked that site out. He didn't replace a whole quarter. That car turned out looking really nice. I'm not sure if I'd ever start with a car like that and have it be anything above a split. Maybe, just maybe an oval.
What does your car look like? Pictures? Maybe you can get away with sections instead of putting the whole quarter on.
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November 20th 2006, 20:32
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I know this is an old post, but I thought I could be of some help. I have "for fun" replaced both of my entire real quarters on my '73 beetle. If you're still interested, I can send along a bunch of pictures I took during the install.
-Pete
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November 23rd 2006, 08:23
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#5
November 27th 2006, 17:15
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Quarter replacement
just stumbled across this been doing them on my 72 i did them the same as the previous link its not to difficult got to be carefull when mearuring tho. hope this gives you some idea.
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November 28th 2006, 08:46
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