hello does any body know if 1965 pontiac parisenne sport 2 door quarter panals line up on a 1966 pontiac parisenne two door hard top and if body lines are the same?
-- Edited by hoosier235 on Monday 27th of May 2013 09:10:13 PM
65wagon said
May 31, 2013
they are the same except for different holes, unless they are after market cheepies
hoosier235 said
Jun 6, 2013
65wagon wrote:
they are the same except for different holes, unless they are after market cheepies
thank you for the info
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normffff said
Apr 2, 2014
dude! a full size 63 galaxie with a straight axle...wow! nice...never seen one of those, ever...wouldnt mind seeing more pics
4SPEED427 said
Apr 2, 2014
He hasn't logged in for almost 2 months here, so hopefully he sees your request.
Greaser said
Apr 2, 2014
Carl Stevenson wrote:
He hasn't logged in for almost 2 months here, so hopefully he sees your request.
COULD HAVE 2 TONS OF FUN ON A SATURDAY NIGHT IN THAT BEASTY!
hoosier235 said
May 30, 2014
hello it looks to be the same car? I used it for my proefile picture as I don,t have any pictures of mine yet will change picture soon got it off the enternet some where
hoosier235 said
May 30, 2014
working up in alberta then computer screwed up
hoosier235 said
May 30, 2014
these are full quarter panals from a 1965 sport with part of the roof still atactched I like to know how would I go about it? as I have these quarters now would I cut the full lengh of the quarter from door to back end and mig the panal on to mine after mine are cut out as the wheel well is rusted and filled with bondo and to much work to go back into it as the replacement quarters are in real good shape.
hoosier235 said
May 30, 2014
hello can,t give you pictures as I got it off of the enternet some where used it as a profile picture when I joined canidian poncho wish it was mine?
luppy said
May 30, 2014
Hello
I used a full quarter panel from a 65 2dr on my 66 2dr the fit was exactly the same. I did the whole thing from tailend to the door. Since I had the entire panel from top to bottom I cut it about an inch down from the top edge. You just have to be very patient with the welding so as not to distort the whole thing. Once I was satisfied with the fit I started spot welds at about ever six inches then half it on the next pass. If you have a good compressor you can do it closer by doing a weld and then blow the air on it to cool. This is the side that was done, sorry the only picture that I can find. Hope this is of some help!
hello does any body know if 1965 pontiac parisenne sport 2 door quarter panals line up on a 1966 pontiac parisenne two door hard top and if body lines are the same?
-- Edited by hoosier235 on Monday 27th of May 2013 09:10:13 PM
they are the same except for different holes, unless they are after market cheepies
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dude! a full size 63 galaxie with a straight axle...wow! nice...never seen one of those, ever...wouldnt mind seeing more pics
Did a Google...this looks to be the same car
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=797035&showall=1
WAY COOL!!!
COULD HAVE 2 TONS OF FUN ON A SATURDAY NIGHT IN THAT BEASTY!
hello it looks to be the same car? I used it for my proefile picture as I don,t have any pictures of mine yet will change picture soon got it off the enternet some where
working up in alberta then computer screwed up
these are full quarter panals from a 1965 sport with part of the roof still atactched I like to know how would I go about it? as I have these quarters now would I cut the full lengh of the quarter from door to back end and mig the panal on to mine after mine are cut out as the wheel well is rusted and filled with bondo and to much work to go back into it as the replacement quarters are in real good shape.
hello can,t give you pictures as I got it off of the enternet some where used it as a profile picture when I joined canidian poncho wish it was mine?
Hello
I used a full quarter panel from a 65 2dr on my 66 2dr the fit was exactly the same. I did the whole thing from tailend to the door. Since I had the entire panel from top to bottom I cut it about an inch down from the top edge. You just have to be very patient with the welding so as not to distort the whole thing. Once I was satisfied with the fit I started spot welds at about ever six inches then half it on the next pass. If you have a good compressor you can do it closer by doing a weld and then blow the air on it to cool. This is the side that was done, sorry the only picture that I can find. Hope this is of some help!
Gary
hello gary thank you for the infoe I didn,t know exact where to start but knowing the quarters will fit I,ll go your route.
Hello
Glad to be of some help here!
That picture seems so long ago. At that point I never thought that it would ever be finished. Good things do come to those that are patient.
Gary
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