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I'm looking for a patch panel for the front right corner of the cab of my 1946 GMC 1/2 ton pickup. It should be the same as the 1941-46 Chevy. I've looked at most of the online catalogs and can't seem to find this item. Any ideas?


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Originally Posted by Sheridan

That has the wrong email address....Joe

Ray Stanley
Wheelwright Restorations
92 Pine Street
Wheelwright, MA 01904
1-413-477-6467
[email protected]

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Thanks for the information. I contacted Wheelwright Restorations and he had exactly what I want. For others who may be interested, he sells these patch panels in two sizes [heights]and both include the outer and inner panel. I am going to buy the 13" high panel to be sure that I have sufficient margin to cut out all the rust.


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You won't be disappointed! He does amazing work.


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I bought the patch panel from Wheelwright. It was reasonably priced. It came quickly. The craftsmanship is superb - right down to the detail of the captive nut.


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