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Date:         Wed, 20 Mar 1996 16:02:54 -0500
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From:         "David Easterwood" <deasterw@st6000.sct.edu>
Subject:      Re:  Wood Westie Interiors (T2)

I did this in my old '70 camper years ago. The local specialty wood supplier had birch plywood in 5' x 5' sheets.

>> <snip> I prefer the plywood panels and trim in my old 71 >> and am going to reproduce some panels using Baltic Birch or whatever >> light vernier plywood I can scrounge. >> > <snip>, but one issue is that the headliner panel is slightly wider >than 4', perhaps some German standard (?). I know the hardware stores >just carry 4'x8' or smaller; don't know about the speciality lumber >stores. <snip> >I'd be interested in knowing if you find paneling in >larger than 4'x8' sheets, though.


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