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    Door shells - SWB, super lightweight

    I believe these were acid dipped a while ago and there is a bit of rust perforation at some non-critical spots. Not dented. Structurally in good shape. In other words, really only suitable for a track car or lightweight toy. Pretty sure they are 64/65 because of the small latch hole, but that can be enlarged for later latches.

    Bare. $500/pr. Can ship
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    Here are a few more pics. you can see there was some rust before the shells were treated and primed. "Add lightness."
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