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Her Malibu Sep 15th, 04, 8:37 PM who makes repair panels other than goodmark " I give up on them ever getting there full Quarters on the market" :mad: I think I will repair mine since I cant find full...I just did not want to have that long seam to fix inside and out :rolleyes: Time to sling some bondo :( TROY Chevl_Steve Sep 17th, 04, 7:51 PM I thought I heard they just finally released teh full quarters for 69's ? Check on Goodmark's web site or send them an e-mail. Not sure I would pay that anyway when the 80% pieces are about 1/4 of the price. A guy at the car parts swap meet I went to was selling sheet metal. He said to contact a company named "Parts Duplicators" out of Colorado. He said they make good quality stuff for patch panels. Steve chevelle02 Sep 18th, 04, 1:08 AM goodmarks new GM CERTIFIED quarter for the 69 will be available in november, thats what im waiting on BlueSS454 Sep 20th, 04, 9:16 PM November + a year smile.gif . That's what it took for the 70-72 ones. You can get the repair panels anywhere. They are a pretty close match to boot. Ground Up carries them. Neal Wright Sep 21st, 04, 7:30 AM Do NOT get the partial panels behind the rear wheel, and about 8" up. I've seen the same one advertised in a couple catalogs. Spent $50, hours and hours trying to modify it ... and finally threw it in the trash!! E-mail me if this is what you are considering. Neal eduardo69chevelle Sep 24th, 04, 12:55 PM Chevy Restoration World in Huber Heights, OH has the 69 full quarters from Goodmark. I saw them 2 or 3 times guaranteed. Price is $450/ea. and they are good people to work with. Since you are in Tennessee you could save big $ in shipping by picking them up too (north side of Dayton). Try them (937) 236-5233. You will be happier with the finished product by not using the patch panels, it will also save about 1/2 the labor. Ed Trooper Sep 24th, 04, 10:15 PM Actually Goodmark still hasn't released theirs yet. The ones that are on the market right now are by Dynacorn. I bought mine last month and received it the last week of Aug. It looks really nice. I had an original GM full rear to compare it to and visually I can't tell the difference. Next month I'll see how it fits. Trooper Trooper Sep 24th, 04, 10:18 PM Oh yes, I purchased mine from a local Goodmark/Dynacorn dealer. The price was $400.00 delivered. Trooper eduardo69chevelle Sep 27th, 04, 12:50 PM Trooper, you are right it is Dynacorn. Resto World said the quality is similar thought. Ed Kx69 Sep 27th, 04, 2:33 PM Has anybody used the Dynacorn 69 door shells? | ||