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Opening this months newsletter and this caught my attention. I know Nothing about this outfit and this is NOT an Endorsement of it from me.

The article and the link.

Goodmark Restoration Parts
See what we have from Goodmark


Are you restoring a classic car, classic truck or hot rod? Goodmark, now available at RockAuto, has been producing high quality sheet metal and trim since 1991. Goodmark further broadens RockAuto's selection of hard to find restoration parts.
Goodmark Restoration Parts

Whether you are doing a restoration on a Firebird, Chevelle, Barracuda, Charger, Bronco, Mustang, Beetle or other classic, or need parts for a later model restoration, find Goodmark in the RockAuto catalog. From floor pans to emblems, accelerator pedals to wiper arms, find what you need at RockAuto to get your project back on the road!

http://www.rockauto.com/Newsletter/index.html

If anyone has had any good experience or BAD with this company, your comment would be appreciated. Jerry

I've had good luck with them. I recently got a master cylinder for my '53 6400 from them.

I guess what I was trying to say was While I have had very good experiences with Rock Auto, I have not heard of this "Subsidary" called Goodmark Restoration Parts.

Goodmark isn't a "Subsidiary" of Rock Auto, they are a Calif company that's been around a long time and who import/distribute a LOT of vintage vehicle parts, and supply most vendors, Rock Auto has just started listing their parts, same as the vintage vendors - only "news" for Rock Auto

Bill

A friend and local restorer has been using and selling Goodmark metal for some time and built many cars. I've never heard him [censored] about anything but that don't mean everything is A-OK.

Goodmark actually has a lot of GM licensed reproduction body parts as well, rather than just a repop that may be using an old fender with unknown history as a pattern.