a few more pics for you......
both half's of the first bs1200 now 500's done, well ish still need to finish off the grill supports, make back boxes and access doors for drivers...
and a few how too pics of the second cab being chopped in half......
once they are cut using a skill saw, you can continue on cutting them with a hand held saw, or do what i do and use plastic wedges (metal ones can damage the box). slowly hitting each wedge in a few mm at a time, then the next wedge till all wedges are in a few mm, then go back to the first wedge and hit it a few more mm, continue this until the box splits right down the middle.
Please note if your wood working skills are a bit ruff don't try this, as you could end up with a pile of wood. when you do the first cuts around the box if you are even a few mm off then the boxes will be no good..... and could end up different size's and not square. All so this method of doing it is for a fully rebated replacement panel. If you want to just do a butt joints on the end panel then the centre cuts will need to be wider by a few mm around 9mm...... The blade i used is a 1.5mm blade and is designed to cut wood and metal, as if you cut dead in the centre of the cab you will also cut through a fair few screws and pins.. Once the cab is in half, use a rubber hammer to remove what's left of the centre panel, again loads of little taps working around the box. If you are now tempted to have a go splitting yours, please dont blame me if it goes wrong

wood working skill wise out of ten,one being what's a saw..... this is a level 8 job......