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I've just bought a 3.5t canter and am looking to build an arb body for it. Been looking at a few companies to build one probably from alloy to keep the weight down, can anyone recommend a good company that doesn't charge the earth and if poss not a million miles from north London.

 

I've also heard of companies which supply preformed profiled alloy sheets and fittings to build your own with bolts/pop rivets, does any one have any experience in doing this and where did you get the parts from

 

Cheers

Veners

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Look for a local metal fabrication place and tell them what you want, best bet i reckon.

 

 

Or buy some marine ply and have a bash yourself :thumbup1:

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You'll just about build one yourself for that Veners

 

If your building one you'll need to use Avdel rivets and will need a gun.

 

Normal rivets will just rattle loose

 

Google "Service Metals" for ali planking or truck panelling infact all you need

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