How were/are the alloy bodies attached to the tube frame?

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06-10-2015, 12:06 PM

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The Art of Engineering by David Kirkham

Thanks for your input, migge, Larry, Dwight, et al. I appreciate your time.

The only thing I have found, so far, remotely pertinent is D Kirkham's aoe pdf's still found here
The Art of Engineering by David Kirkham

In particular, Chapter 18: Aluminum Body, but the ones on chassis (427) are exciting, too.

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