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12-07-2015, 02:46 PM
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Possible fit
OPGI offer a coupe or convertible quarter panel. It come without sail panel and I'm sure it will need some work to fit. Price is on sale about 250 dollars plus shipping. Love to here from others as I have a quarter that might not be worth fixing on my 68 convertible
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1979 Trans Am 307 RWHP 380RWTQ 13.8@103 1979 400 Block, 1970 Heads, Unknown Cam, Comp Cam Lifters, Edelbrock RPM Intake, Hedman Headers, Holley 750 Carb, WFO Drop Base SOLD 1968 GTO convertable project. 400 auto with air. west coast car . Not started in 15 ..update now running (around block spinning tires all the way. Have a lot of cosmetic work to do winter of 17/18 1969 GTO 400 4 Speed this a complete project. Rebuild will start in spring of 2017. SOLD |
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12-07-2015, 04:48 PM
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I am putting half panels on my within the next month. I have full skins from a hardtop, and outer wheel houses too. I want to maintain the contour of the top section of the panel so I opted to do only the lower.
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12-22-2015, 11:21 AM
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Chris I used hardtop panels I got from the PY show in the junk room cheap. i only needed a small amount and nothing was rusted in the w/h area.
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