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Old 09-04-2014, 03:07 PM
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I see AMD is selling full GM style quarters for $520. I paid $950 for one back in '93 after all the vendors ran out of them! I saw one for sale at Norwalk last year that had been cut off a car, they were asking $1500 if i remember correctly. I cant remember the last time i saw a NOS one for sale.

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Old 09-04-2014, 05:05 PM
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Will be interesting to hear some feedback on the body lines & fit. I 've heard they were good, but none of my bodyman friends have yet to install one. Can see more & more guys needing them, as nice rustfree straight used 1/4's have basically disappeared in the southern yards & off the street. Many bodyshops are more inclined to put on something "new" & only a few have the patience to break down a nice used 1/4 from cutoff inner structure & use the nice used 1/4. Being anywhere close to correct, should be a decent seller.

On the nos 75-81 quarters have ran across quite a few in the last 20 years, picked up an nos pair in the late '90's for $600, even bought a few nos lh 70-73 1/4's for 450-600 a piece. Am really glad Ron J managed to get the early 1/4s's reproduced, will be picking up a RH soon.

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