C-Channel needed

[submariner]

Where can i buy C-channel for my 59 Overlander ?
Who can make it for me ?
( no i do not want to make it myself. i have no shear and no brake)
Straight sections are ok .
I need 65ft of 3/4” x 1 1/2” x 1 3/4”


Thanks

[submariner]

nothing ? nobody ?

what do you guys do during Restoration and you c-channel needs replacing ?

[SilverHoot]

Originally Posted by submariner

nothing ? nobody ?

what do you guys do during Restoration and you c-channel needs replacing ?

I think most of them go to a sheet metal shop to have them fab to whatever you specify. Heat and air-conditioning shops will often do sheet metal fabrication so I would check with them also.

[1953 Flying]

I went to a local rain gutter manufacturer and had them makes some for me.

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by submariner

Where can i buy C-channel for my 59 Overlander ?
Who can make it for me ?
( no i do not want to make it myself. i have no shear and no brake)
Straight sections are ok .
I need 65ft of 3/4” x 1 1/2” x 1 3/4”


Thanks

The "C" channel no longer exists.

But, the current straight channel slips over the plywood edge and still allos the interior and exterior metal fastened to it. It's many times superior to the "C" channel.

But, the front and rear channels no longer match the contour of the older trailers. It must be cut in several places and then welded back together. Not an easy task.

Andy