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wheel arch patch panels


yezzir

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Hi All,

 

Does anyone have recommendations on which site to buy rear wheel arch patch panels from (inner and outer)? I'm seeing a wide range of pricing but wanna know if anyone's happy with the fitment of what they bought.

 

Thanks!

'68 1600-2

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Walloth and nesch are where all the other vendors get their panels from (I think). That's where I got mine from. They do flat rate shipping to the US now for 49 bucks so they are probably your best bet. Order a bunch of other things to take advantage of the shipping costs.

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4 hours ago, Ken said:

How patch much do you need, I have these sitting around.

 

I already have the driver side patch panels and need inner and outer for the passenger side. I'm not 100% sure how much material I need on the ends yet. I also saw that there are some on ebay and they're not that expensive... maybe they suck?

'68 1600-2

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