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dave lowry

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We need to replace our T skirts which got damaged when we had to move the
coach with the bags deflated and with 9.50 tires. We're running 8.75 tires
for now, but want skirts that are narrow enough to clear 9.50 tires should
we change back in the future. We would prefer flat (not flared) fiberglass,
but would consider any that are narrow enough to clear 9.50 tires. I've
checked GMCmart, OASI and Gene's site without luck. Can someone tell me
where I can find new skirts? TIA

Dave (advisor/navigator) & Dege (ALL else), '76 Royale, Santa Barbara, CA
 
Try Darren Paget at http://www.telusplanet.net/public/paget/lockerdoor.htm
Bob McLaughlin
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Subject: GMC: T skirts

We need to replace our T skirts which got damaged when we had to move the
coach with the bags deflated and with 9.50 tires. We're running 8.75 tires
for now, but want skirts that are narrow enough to clear 9.50 tires should
we change back in the future. We would prefer flat (not flared) fiberglass,
but would consider any that are narrow enough to clear 9.50 tires. I've
checked GMCmart, OASI and Gene's site without luck. Can someone tell me
where I can find new skirts? TIA

Dave (advisor/navigator) & Dege (ALL else), '76 Royale, Santa Barbara, CA

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Daren is da man, he thinks he has a new way to make any skirt you would like.

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gene

>We need to replace our T skirts which got damaged when we had to move the
>coach with the bags deflated and with 9.50 tires. We're running 8.75 tires
>for now, but want skirts that are narrow enough to clear 9.50 tires should
>we change back in the future. We would prefer flat (not flared) fiberglass,
>but would consider any that are narrow enough to clear 9.50 tires. I've
>checked GMCmart, OASI and Gene's site without luck. Can someone tell me
>where I can find new skirts? TIA
>
>Dave (advisor/navigator) & Dege (ALL else), '76 Royale, Santa Barbara, CA
>
>
>
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>I can supply to clear 9.50 tires or any other oversize tires. If I can
>help, let me know. Check http://www.tzeplus.com Darren
>
My appologies, Darren. I failed to mention that I had also checked out
TZEplus. AAMOF, I checked it first.

However, all I saw there was the 3 dimensional skirt and no clue others
were also available.

Tell me more.

Dave (advisor/navigator) & Dege (ALL else), '76 Royale, Santa Barbara, CA
 
IIUC you are looking for skirts without any return flange on them. Just
a flat bent skirt to fit between the wheels. Is this correct? I may be
able to help you sooner than you think if this is the case. Darren

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>IIUC you are looking for skirts without any return flange on them. Just
>a flat bent skirt to fit between the wheels. Is this correct? I may be
>able to help you sooner than you think if this is the case. Darren
>
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> Darren Paget
> 76 Experimental
> Another Fab Day
> http://www.TZEplus.com
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Exactly. Plain ol' boring oem look alike T skirts. Got some?

Dave (advisor/navigator) & Dege (ALL else), '76 Royale, Santa Barbara, CA
 
Never though about the phrase "look alike". Not at this particular
time. I will have some, hopefully at the WS or GMCMI rallies, in
September. On my site, the 3 dimensional skirts are the Look Alike
ones. I have a set of used look alikes without the 1" flange which runs
down either side and makes a return edge. If you can understand that you
are doing well because I typed it and it looks confusing to me. It
would, in effect, be a flat piece of aluminum curved to match the roll
of the body but appears to have no depth. Am I digging a bigger hole
here? But to answer the "look alike" Yes I will have some shortly.
Does this help? Darren

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Darren Paget
76 Experimental
Another Fab Day
http://www.TZEplus.com
 
>Never though about the phrase "look alike". Not at this particular
>time. I will have some, hopefully at the WS or GMCMI rallies, in
>September. On my site, the 3 dimensional skirts are the Look Alike
>ones. I have a set of used look alikes without the 1" flange which runs
>down either side and makes a return edge. If you can understand that you
>are doing well because I typed it and it looks confusing to me. It
>would, in effect, be a flat piece of aluminum curved to match the roll
>of the body but appears to have no depth. Am I digging a bigger hole
>here? But to answer the "look alike" Yes I will have some shortly.
>Does this help? Darren
>
Maybe what I have are not oem. Any way, I can best tell you what I'm
replacing by asking that you check
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/ViewPhoto?u=180791&a=5517885&p=20324584

Is that what you have?

Dave (advisor/navigator) & Dege (ALL else), '76 Royale, Santa Barbara, CA
 
Yep that's OEM. That is the style I have or will have, as the case may
be. The price is on my site. Are you planning on being at either of the
Sept. rallies, and if so would you like me to bring them? Darren

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76 Experimental
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Cinabar has stock plastic skirts for $75. I have bought two for my
passenger side so far. My air bag blew out in the driveway. Then I lost a
tire and it took out the second one. I don't remember who made the
origionla post.

David Morton
75 PB
Calif.
 
>Cinabar has stock plastic skirts for $75. I have bought two for my
>passenger side so far. My air bag blew out in the driveway. Then I lost a
>tire and it took out the second one. I don't remember who made the
>origionla post.
>
>David Morton
>75 PB
>Calif.
>
Only problem with oem skirts (for me) is that they're vulnerable to damage
if you run 9.50 tires. If I'm going to replace them, they're going to be
narrow enough to work with 9.50 tires.

Dave (advisor/navigator) & Dege (ALL else), '76 Royale, Santa Barbara, CA
 
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