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Topic: body panel help (Restated) (Read 310 times)
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Darren
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hey guys Does anybody know if the body curves on the rear 1/4,s in front of each ends of the rear bumper on a 68 dart is the same as behind each ends of the front bumper on the front fenders? What I am doing as replacing the rear lower 1/4 on my 68 dart, and I need the metal curve at the rear, were the body meets the bumper, ( 1" gap) I can get a front fender and use the metal curve, It looks like it will work? Thanks Darren
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Evan
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they're similar. you could make it work. it might be easier than making your own, but you could also just buy some lower quarter patches.
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Darren
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That is my problem I bought new lower 1/4's but the panel does not have the flanged curve. I am buying the front fender today, hope it works. Thanks Darren
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Evan
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good luck with it!
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Darren
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I went to the wrecking yard today on my lunch, got ready to cut the part off the fender off with my battery powered sawsall, forgot the blades at work, I was so mad I grabed a rear bumper laying on the ground and beat the fender off the car, luckly the fender was half off the car allready. So I took the whole fender. any way I got the piece cut out and it looks like it will work. Darren
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DartKnight
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I've used "junkyard rage" to get parts off of cars, myself...  Good luck with the panel! |
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Jason
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