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Old 08-28-2011, 07:31 PM
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w123 wagon vs sedan floors, please advise

Hey members, I know I should stay up later and read more old threads
but I am anxious to get a floor in my wagon before the seasons cool
So I am jumping into a new advice column:

Please help me with the basics on my 300D and 300TD:

What are the major difference in a wagon's floorboard and a sedan's??

Can I use one cut from a donor sedan...how hard is it to get out a donor?

I know this could be extensively detailed, but I hope to pull out a few pointers from those that are "experienced"
like where to make the cuts from a donor floor?

Second option: I found the new pans for sedan only at klokkerholmusa, but if a sedan floor has to be modified anyways why not use the free donor right

Thanks again for reading yet another thread to help this novice!
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