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On 08/09/2013 at 22:24, Mark (smokey mow) said:

 Note: I am aware that there is also some wide body tubs they may have rear arches similar to the narrow and therefore it is wise to also check the shape of the shoulder panel also to help with identification.

Yep, I have a wide body with fixed arches and no recess for the lights, so they definitely exist!

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