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Krillind8z Mar 27th, 01, 4:50 PM With my 69 chevelle i have been stripping it down and noticed that i have way too much bondo, mainly on the passangers side. I was thinking of ordering new fenders and quarter panels for it instead of having to do some serious bond work to it like it had. I was wondering about how much it would cost for a restoration shop to remove the old quarter panel and install the new one. I just want to know so i know what to expect to pay. Thanks David alss Mar 28th, 01, 7:00 PM Just had two quarters replaced on my 70 and they charged me 15 Hrs. labor for the panel and 5-7 Hrs. for basic paint prep. All this based on $70.00 per hour. Hope this helps. P.S. this is a very reputable shop that I have dealt with before and does OUTSTANDING work Albert ------------------ 69 Chevelle SS 396 350hp convt. 4spd w/ac 69 SS-RS Camaro GMPP ZL-1 w/DNE 5-Spd 70 Chevelle LS-5 M-22 Cpe ACES 1805 Don_Lightfoot Mar 28th, 01, 8:05 PM I was going to say about $1,200-1,500 which is about the math of Alss work. ------------------ ACES #4241, TC #947 69 SS Sedan (http://www.angelfire.com/rock/69ss) Krillind8z Mar 29th, 01, 12:20 AM Thanks a lot for the info I really appreciate it, I think that i will stick to doing the body work for now. Its not too bad just a few dings and stuff, but im going to replace the front fenders still. Im also looking at getting a cowl induction hood for it, 2 1/4 cowl, nothing too fancy or anything. | ||