ive got some seriously rusty spots on my 'new' 66 strato chief wagon and wondering if theres any good pieces out there...its the area behind the front wheel wells and all around the rear wheel wells and all the way back to the bumper...thanks
normffff said
Mar 1, 2013
hey man, ya i know thats a big problem...i'll be keeping my eyes peeled for ya...nice car tho
4SPEED427 said
Mar 1, 2013
I'm not sure how I missed this when you first posted it.
Have you checked with any of the suppliers, like NOS at the top of the page maybe? It seems to me I've seen lower patches available for these, but not sure where..
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dcneric said
Mar 1, 2013
Let me welcome you from Regina.
A full size grocery getter makes for a cool ride.
From your avatar your car doesn't look all to bad. Can you post some close up picks?
65wagon said
Mar 6, 2013
ive been offline for a few days so i missed this one, and yes it was the flu bug agian, wagon body panels are unique to wagons and i do not think will be reprod, i am currently makeing up wagon patch panels and bucks up if thats any help
normffff said
Mar 22, 2013
i thot i did but ill do it again ... thanks
normffff said
Mar 22, 2013
...and thumbs up to stompin tom
normffff said
Mar 22, 2013
google i do and google i will ... thanks
normffff said
Mar 22, 2013
ya i think its sort of cool too ... ill send more pics when i get a minute ... thanks
normffff said
Mar 22, 2013
that sounds interesting...keep me posted as to what exactly youve got ... thanks
normffff said
Apr 2, 2014
i will...just hang on a minute...
normffff said
Apr 2, 2014
thanks for all the help out there...i found some good enuf quarters that i hope will work...4 door hardtop onto a wagon...it'll be interesting
65wagon said
Apr 2, 2014
you do realize that a sedan is not even close as far as shape or angles or size, the inner panels are a important part of fit and strenght, your drivers side holds a 20 gallon gas tank and it has to be strong, 7pounds per gallon x 20 gallons=140 pounds of fuel sloshing around.
normffff said
Apr 2, 2014
ya i know, there are big differences, but i just couldnt pass them up, we'll see how it goes,,,it could be a big challenge alright, the real bad side is the passenger with no tank, the tank side just needs the bottom section below the crease....i'll keep you posted
65wagon said
Apr 2, 2014
post some pics, i have a template made for both sides it might be easier, not that i dont like a challenge but i tried that route and it didnt work out well for me.
ive got some seriously rusty spots on my 'new' 66 strato chief wagon and wondering if theres any good pieces out there...its the area behind the front wheel wells and all around the rear wheel wells and all the way back to the bumper...thanks
Have you checked with any of the suppliers, like NOS at the top of the page maybe? It seems to me I've seen lower patches available for these, but not sure where..
Just Google it...
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A full size grocery getter makes for a cool ride.
From your avatar your car doesn't look all to bad. Can you post some close up picks?
ive been offline for a few days so i missed this one, and yes it was the flu bug agian, wagon body panels are unique to wagons and i do not think will be reprod, i am currently makeing up wagon patch panels and bucks up if thats any help
i thot i did but ill do it again ... thanks
...and thumbs up to stompin tom
google i do and google i will ... thanks
ya i think its sort of cool too ... ill send more pics when i get a minute ... thanks
that sounds interesting...keep me posted as to what exactly youve got ... thanks
i will...just hang on a minute...
thanks for all the help out there...i found some good enuf quarters that i hope will work...4 door hardtop onto a wagon...it'll be interesting
you do realize that a sedan is not even close as far as shape or angles or size, the inner panels are a important part of fit and strenght, your drivers side holds a 20 gallon gas tank and it has to be strong, 7pounds per gallon x 20 gallons=140 pounds of fuel sloshing around.
post some pics, i have a template made for both sides it might be easier, not that i dont like a challenge but i tried that route and it didnt work out well for me.