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Projects lookin for 55 chevy full rear quarters

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by redeyewelder, Nov 8, 2012.

  1. redeyewelder
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    im restoring another 55 2door sedan... and just tryn to find the qtrs i want at a good price .... danchuk has the full qtrs i want, with the window frame and door jam. with no holes....but are out of stock.:(.and i cant find them any where else. didnt look like ems offered them?

    thanks for any info
     
  2. Larry T
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    Goodmark has them, but they ain't cheap.
     
  3. lil_screamer29
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    gold star ?, golden star? makes them , have to go through a dealer, i am looking for the same just trying to find them locally first
     
  4. ems customer service
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    try c.a.r.s. inc. the only do tri-5 and use as much usa made stuff they can get
     

  5. MP&C
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    resto-world dot com
     
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  7. redeyewelder
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    thanks ,, they had them and about 40 $ cheaper...:cool:
     
  8. wideglidejoe
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    http://www.hhclassic.com/

    H&H Classic in NW Ark. I got one from them a couple of years ago.

    Edit; PS, I had to buy a quarter for a BA 2 dr hdtp. Everything works except for the "dip" in the beltline under the back seat side glass. I cut a notch in the new 1/4 to eliminate the hardtop "dip" and kept the "dip" intact for my 2 dr sedan.

    Good luck!
     
  9. bustingear
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    C.A.R.S.?

    try chevytalk.com web and forum
     
  10. 54hotrodder
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    nothing is cheap if you want a good piece i got mine from cars they are good quality they aren't thin nor flimsy not a jc whitney product. what body style do you have.
     
  11. redeyewelder
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    2door sedan... or like a 210 post
     
  12. Shiftee
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    Tha ones from resto-world look like shit.
     
  13. redeyewelder
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    whats wrong with them???? wavy?? or thorns or rough edges????? not to brag,, but im a pretty good metal guy ,, so if theyre close i can make em work,, ive worked with taiwan metal before....but thanks for the heads up...ill check them extra close
     
  14. Shiftee
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    They are shaped wrong around the bumper and the wheel well lip is all wrong.
     
  15. redeyewelder
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    mine came in yesterday,,, i checked them good...dang close to exact...but fitment will tell the rest:D
     
  16. carpok
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    I picked up a set last week from resto world along with doors and floor and trunk pans. I used there floors ,trunk pans and outer rockers on a 55 sedan project a few years back and loved the fit. The full quarters were not out then. So I bought US made patch panels and thay needed lots of cutting and fitting. And also bought US made nomad quarters for a 55 over eight years. Not to say bad things about them. I'm glad they make these parts for us guys trying to save these wonderful cars. That being said you have to rework about every sheet metal part you get in some way. Back in the 70s I put a lot of factory quarters and door skins on first gen. Camaros and everyone required fitting. I remember a GM parts guy telling me thay have a quarter inch tolerance on the GM sheet metal parts. I checked my new quarters compared to the original ones on my sedan. And I fell with some good planning I can bring this sedan back to all its glory. Ron [​IMG]
     
  17. carpok
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    Floor and trunk [​IMG]
     
  18. carpok
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    The soon to be standing tall sedan. [​IMG]
     
  19. redeyewelder
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    yea ,,any good body guy knows theres gonna be fitment,,,,, some guy think it should just fall into place...lol
     
  20. Shiftee
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    I know they don't fall in to place! Maybe I'm just to picky but saw some on a car and wasn't happy with them...
     
  21. redeyewelder
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    sorry shiftee.. that was not ment towards you..just a general statement:)
     
  22. carpok
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  23. redeyewelder
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    will do
     

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