Westfield Widebody's?
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They stopped making narrow bodies many years ago.
As has already been said, the wide bodies have a W on the chassis number.
If it's a live axled car it will be a narrow.
There were some narrow bodies that had independent rear suspension.
Look at the rear of the interior.
Where your shoulder is - on narrow bodies the fibreglass body moulding is flat (you can see the interior pannel follows line of bodywork around the circumference)
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=westfield+interi...
On wide bodies the bodywork curves outward (the interior pannel is straight) the bodywork had a feature giving extra width.
Difficult to see in picture, but
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=westfield+interi...
As has already been said, the wide bodies have a W on the chassis number.
If it's a live axled car it will be a narrow.
There were some narrow bodies that had independent rear suspension.
Look at the rear of the interior.
Where your shoulder is - on narrow bodies the fibreglass body moulding is flat (you can see the interior pannel follows line of bodywork around the circumference)
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=westfield+interi...
On wide bodies the bodywork curves outward (the interior pannel is straight) the bodywork had a feature giving extra width.
Difficult to see in picture, but
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=westfield+interi...
nike 5 said:
If it's a live axled car it will be a narrow.
The wide body was also available with a live axle and production only stopped on the live wide in 2006.The first wides were produced in around 1990/91 and for a number of years were sold alongside the narrow(standard) body cars.
See this FAQ on the WSCC forum which should help you to spot the difference between the wide and narrow body cars.
http://forum.wscc.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic/1042...
http://forum.wscc.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic/1042...
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