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Well started poking around the body a little more thoroughly. And I'm finding some fun spot to work on this winter. Honestly the car is almost 60 years old and I got it for under 5k I'd be surprised if I didn't find this kind of "body work" do we have any sources for rear quarter panels at all?



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Very common on these cars I'm afraid.

There is a guy who has been posting in some Pontiac Facebook groups who hand makes these panels. I can look for his contact info if you like. I know he's in the US but not sure where.

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4SPEED427 wrote:

Very common on these cars I'm afraid.

There is a guy who has been posting in some Pontiac Facebook groups who hand makes these panels. I can look for his contact info if you like. I know he's in the US but not sure where.

 i have emailed him a number of times with no replycry



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Hey 427 if you are in winnipeg do you goto any of the cruise nights I wouldn't mind getting some pictures of the original panel shapes, and maybe some tracing of the original contours.

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Hey 427 if you are in winnipeg do you goto any of the cruise nights I wouldn't mind getting some pictures of the original panel shapes, and maybe some tracing of the original contours.

 I don't come in too often but if you ever feel like a drive to Morris I'm only 35 minutes from the Perimeter.



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I have had some success with this fella that makes quarter and patch panels by hand.

Email address is: pontiachebbodyshop@gmail.com  and  stevenkilleen74@gmail.com.

Website is: https://pontiachebbodyshop.com/

 

Regards, Scott (LandShark ...)



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Ya I'm going to probably end up just making them myself if they aren't available I'm not waiting a year for a panel.

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Going at it with the stripping disk tonight, looks like I got my work cut out for me this weekend!



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Pretty typical for a 66, sadly.

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Making up some panels, using my "good side" as a reference.



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More updates of today's progress. Trying to quit smoking so I basically locked myself in the garage and took a week off work to get this don't and give quitting the darts a chance.



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More updates of today's progress. Trying to quit smoking so I basically locked myself in the garage and took a week off work to get this don't and give quitting the darts a chance.

 Good job on both topics!

As much as I want to encourage you with the panels because they look great, I want to encourage you even more to quit smoking! 



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Think of all the car parts you can buy from the money saved by not buying smokes!

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Thanks took a bit one the first one ended up whipping the other side up in about 2 hours. The rest of my time was spent vacuuming out spray foam and filling panels with rust prevention

I know. All those sweet sweet speed parts lol



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