Dave
Mar 9th, 04, 2:35 AM
Who makes the best, or should I just piece it in? I've heard that their not the greatest, does somebody make one that acually has the slots for the bolts at the bottom?
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feedphillipnow Mar 9th, 04, 3:50 AM Sometimes after spending the dough on the patches and finding a good welder and paying him or the shop, it can add up to almost the cost of new panels. Plus if you sell the old ones as-is.... someone would be interested in them.... I just ended up getting new panels from NPD, im VERY happy with them, I think they have full patches too..... Bad Rat 414 Mar 9th, 04, 7:35 AM I got my patches from NPD and thye don't have the slots on the bottom either. mr 4 speed Mar 9th, 04, 8:34 AM I used patches for the bottoms of my 68 Olds Cutlass convertible fenders..no slots,used a metal nibbler to make them..had a friend weld them up..we used the wheel well trim as a guide..they came out mint. Rad Mar 9th, 04, 10:00 AM i have the front fender patches i think from goodmark. but not sure.. they have the notches on the bottom but they are wider then the originals so they will require some reworking.. i cant wait for the weather to improve so i can finally work on the car and put these in!!!!! im going crazy here!!! saint of killers Mar 12th, 04, 4:15 AM Met I just found the one that I ordered from GOODMARK. I got it in and my body guy didn't like the look of it too much (or my whole fender once i removed it, which is why i bought a whole new one......lol). I forgot to look whether it was for right or left side, but if you wanna try it I'll send it to ya. It's never been touched and I got no use for it now. vroom..! (1) (http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jhiles/100_0032_0001.JPG) vroom..! (2) (http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jhiles/100_0031.JPG) | ||