12-18-2010, 03:22 PM
Oh, and the floor would be a nailable aluminum floor, with joints to match the walls, running across the car, so open the door and you'd be looking at the ends, but near impossible to see with all of the dirst and forklift leavin's on the floor.
Tom Carter
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