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#245088 01/02/2006 3:18 PM
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Does anyone sell rear quarter pannels for 65 suburban? All the the old trucks I have come across are junk. Will short bed pick up quarters work? Thanks

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sub65,
You've got to use the "long box" 1/4's.
They have to be cut to fit. You've got to order the R/fnt, R/rear, L/fnt & L/rear. The front 1/4 sections have to be cut & shortened. Cut the front 1/4 sections about 6" back from the door jamb. cut out the correct amount of the 1/4 & splice back together. This will give you the lip you need at the door jamb. Click on my webshots link below to see. Hope this helps!!

Jim Sgrig


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