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	| Sill panels for 1973 TA22 Celica |  Sun, 09 March 2003 04:29   |  |  |  
	| Hi everybody, 
 I am in desperate need of some sill panels for a 1973 TA22 Celica. If anybody can help me with some factory ones or point me in the direction of a company that can make them then i would be very appreciative. I have tried rare spares and they have not been able to help
 
 Thanks for your time
 
 Daniel
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 Hornsby, N.S.W
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	| Re: Sill panels for 1973 TA22 Celica |  Sun, 09 March 2003 08:16    |  |  |  
	| talk to rodney try, club presidant
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 sydney blue mountains
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	| Re: Sill panels for 1973 TA22 Celica |  Sun, 09 March 2003 12:28    |  |  |  
	| whats a sill panel? |  | 
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 Brisbane
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	| Re: Sill panels for 1973 TA22 Celica |  Sun, 09 March 2003 12:31    |  |  |  
	| The the bit under the door. |  | 
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 Perth, Western Australia
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	| Re: Sill panels for 1973 TA22 Celica |  Sun, 09 March 2003 14:21    |  |  |  
	| Dan, Try Mitchell industries in Welshpool.  They have presses and can bend any form.  they probably wont be able to do the complex curves at the end, but will have no worries with the long straight stuff!   Farrace Auto Rust in Osbourne Park, can also bend up sills, and also do the complex curves.  They are the best but also charge accordingly.  My green ute's in there at the moment, can ask for you generally, but they would prefer to see the vehicle first.
 Clint!
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	| Re: Sill panels for 1973 TA22 Celica |  Wed, 12 March 2003 13:50   |  |  |  
	| i have a set or two spare, their condition is what you would expect for something that has been stepped on for the better part of 30 years but nothing a quick rub and paint cant fix. and for $10 plus postage you cant go wrong. let me know 
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