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#625846 03/04/2010 2:53 PM
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I am considerings pickking up a '59 chevy suburban project. It has some rust. Mainly the rust is concentrated to the rear fender lips and bottoms of the quarters near the fenders. Does anybody sell patch panels for these areas?

I've done some searching online, but haven't found anything definite yet. Link would be helpful. I really don't want to take on this project if there aren't any parts available.



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Check out Ray Stanley, Wheelwright Restorations, Massachusetts.

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Hi ZooKeeper, Thanks for helping out with the contact info. I have it here somewhere but couldn't find it.

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The only reason I had it was because I posted it here several times & always have to do a search for it using "Ray Stanley" as the search words and look for my post. Wished he had his own site, there is one page on Old GMC Trucks webpage for him but that is all I can find.
BUT if you Google "Ray Stanley, Wheelwright Restorations, Massachusetts" you'll come up w/that GMC page and 2 links to Stovebolt and one to Chevytalk...joe

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Thanks for the info..... Any chance that the rear wheel openings would be the same shape/size as say... a fleetside pickup rear quarter?

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Originally Posted by trump
.... Any chance that the rear wheel openings would be the same shape/size as say... a fleetside pickup rear quarter?
similar, not identical, particularly the molding at the edge

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