Not really a part number cross reference, but as most van owners will know, repairing the rear section of sill is a problem often best solved by cutting a car sill up. I have just discovered that a Metro sill, which is a lot easier to find than a Maestro one, has a very similar shape, not long enough to do a full sill repair, but enough to do the part between the end of the van sill and the back wheelarch. Looks like the lower lip will be to bend slightly, but the hard to duplicate top section is the same. . comparison photos show metro sill with an already cut up Maestro car sill and a no longer available van full length cover sill from Hadrian panels. I will be trying this out in the near future, will add any extra information when I've tried it in real life, but it looks like a lot of work saved...
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Originally posted by Jeff Turbo View PostInteresting to know, can you just replace with a metro sill?
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