After I bought a set a used steel inners, blasted them and had a few small blow-outs repaired, then had them painted, I discovered they weren't what they were said to be http://www.chevelles.com/forum/mad.gif
What are the repop inners like? Are the goodmark inners "good"? Fit well? What brand does Y.O. sell? They're a lot higher priced than Ground-Up.
Should I keep looking for used GM inners?

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Doug, Chevl71
TC #625, GACClub CM028, ACES 05023
(OO ss OO)
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I purchased Good mark Inners and the fit and quality are good! I purchased mine at a swap meet some time ago, So I can't be of any other assistance! Good Luck!

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I ordered a set for a 72 Camino out of National Parts Depot, and they fit and look great. They fit in with minimal "engineering" and were worth every cent of the $200.

chevl71, did you do a search on this topic? I remember a while back that some guys were having a hard time getting these repros to work. I too will soon need the inner fenders and I'm concerned about the fit. It sounds like there has been 2 success stories. Good luck.

I was very happy with them.

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