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The large cut out in the sidewall for the door means that there is always a weakness in that area, therefore a stress crack at the door sounds like the there has been too much flexing of the bodywork/chassis. You don't say if you are the only owner or whether someone else may have missused it previously , ie,. leveling it using the steadies so one wheel is off the ground. I have seen this a couple of times.
Dave,
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Topic: Stress Crack Bailey GT65
