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12-26-2020, 10:05 AM

roger1

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Originally Posted by iceman411

When I did my ‘69 I used the outer wheelhouses and they worked fine... way better fit than the panels that are offered for the ‘70-‘72 body style...

What part of the panel not fit right?
When I did my ‘71 convertible I had to graft the new metal, from the reproduction panels, in like this, since no outer wheelhouse is offered in convertible...

It's in the lower rear part that they don't fit. Yours do not look like mine do there. I'm guessing there must be different manufacturers for these. I got mine from OPGI and they are black e-coated.

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