quarter panels

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  1. brainsboy

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    Does anyone make reproduction quarter panels for 2 doors? Steel not fiberglass. Also would like them in the US not canada
     
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    Autokrafters told me the vender decieded not to make them
     
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    do you have the catalog? i though i saw them in there...
     
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    Yeah they are listed but so are floor pans which they also said they dont carry. something about a vender that quit making them or backing out. I will call them again
     
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    they still have them online, part no 450-50R & 450-50L.
    hopefully i won't need them during my restoration, if they decide not to produce them :huh:
     
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    Try contacting this local source to see what is available

    Bpa Body Parts
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    well i have two here in az that are dry as a bone
     
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    Maybe he asked for Patch panels? I know they had them in one catalog but they never materialized. They should still have full Quarter panels
     
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    Thanks for the ebay listing. I just called them and they gave them to me for 400$ out the door which includes shipping.
     
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    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Hopefully you get some good ones, someone else bought some off Ebay and they were all rusty. Cross Canada has them made, they also own Sherman in the US. They are a skin, not the complete 1/4.
     
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    I bought some off the Forum and they must have been stored for a while. Had quite a bit of surface rust. I got them bright and shiny using OSPHO. Wet them down good and let them sit till almost dry. Then wet them again, wire bursh them, and wipe them clean. Came out looking like new with less prep than used ones would require.
     
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