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Socalrudy
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Do they exist in Southern California? I have been doing some web searching but have come up dry so far. Any of my homies in so cal know of a store I can go into? I need to get some paneling replacements for my hall and exterior.
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Harry
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Hi

Mark has a lot of parts:

http://www.mobilehomerepair.com/order.htm

You may have to substitute. I can't find wall panels here. I generally use 3/8 sheet rock for the interior.

Harry
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Greg
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When it comes to panels you may come up empty handed. Manufacturers don't keep them in stock very long. I would check the home centers and see if they have something close, or redo the whole wall. Greg
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All-Rite Aluminum in Holister carries mobile home paneling, but I would still use stuff from the home stores. There is never a match for the panel I need it seems.

You might try Westland Distributing in Sacramento. Phone: (916) 374-8944. I believe they have a truck that goes to the southland every week. I buy a lot of stuff from them, but I doubt they have paneling. Ask for Dobie.

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