LOOKING 4 HOLDEN VAN ARCHWAY TEMPLATE POST

Hey guys. somebody posted (sorry cant member who ) posted a scale templete of an arch for the holden van but i cant seem to find it anywhere on here.
If you can remember where the post is please let me know as it will save me some grunting and growning in the back with the cardboard and scissors,

Thanks guys.

Murray (Wicked) has access to CNC cut archways, if thats any good to you?

Hey thanks for that guys. Ive copied it onto my comp. now so i know where it is when i need it.

Thanks again...

Just wondering if anyone can read the measurement for B,its 12" something, and also the 4th line from the bottom, its 28"something,I can't make out the fraction numbers?any help is greately appreaciated.

Hi Ben
B = 12 1/2"
4th line from bottom is 28 3/8"

Thanks Mate,I just couldn't make them out,I guess its time to throw more money at the van again.

now... how do we change it to metric

Van wrote:now... how do we change it to metric

Ive done the conversion and will post it tonight for you, just headin out now and dont have time to scan it.

Just a word of warning, measurement D (33.25") didn't suit my HZ van,Found it to be 0.75" to tall, and the inside of my roof gutters are at an angle and not straight as this template suggests.It might just be my van thats wrong, but double check yours before making an archway.
Also enjoy fitting them into position,great fun on your own.

Van wrote:now... how do we change it to metric

You can find conversion calculaters for just about anything on google

I converted inces to MM's and found its easier if you 'rough it' out
on a large piece of cardboard first.that way if its not right you can
correct it b4 tracing onto your arch material.

just looking at the mesurements on the bottom and thought it might be a bit confusing
ok All the figures on the bottom are mirrored from the centre line so just mesure from the centre the same both side,,,EXCEPT the very bottom one at 1600mm,thats 'all up' for the bottom

thank you for that.

hq maybe different to hj and hx

Van wrote:thank you for that.

No probs, just hope you understand my mesurements

by glen davis on 2/1/2010, 1:45 am
hq maybe different to hj and hx

I dont think theres much difference though.