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Old 08-19-2009, 03:58 PM
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Steve Rupp did a great article on his car "Penny" about quarter panel installs. I can't find the thread, but basically the aftermarket quarter fit better than the NOS part.
That has been my finding as well, these car's were not built with the gaps we have in mind. So you going to have to modify any part you buy might as well save some money to spend it on the labor.

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Classic Industries seems to have a good full quarter repo. What do you think about Classic Industries?
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Old 08-19-2009, 10:14 PM
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Classic Industries seems to have a good full quarter repo. What do you think about Classic Industries?
I believe the Classic Industries quarter is made by Dynacorn. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. There's only two manufacturers from what I've seen....Dynacorn and Golden Legion. Just flip a coin and order one. You're going to have to massage it to fit no matter which one you get. My driver side quarter fit as good as the original. The passenger side is good, but I did take a cut off tool and welding machine to it last weekend to tweak a few areas I didn't like. Find the cheapest place you can that offers the cheapest shipping and let it roll.

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Old 08-20-2009, 03:57 PM
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I believe the Classic Industries quarter is made by Dynacorn. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. There's only two manufacturers from what I've seen....Dynacorn and Golden Legion. Just flip a coin and order one. You're going to have to massage it to fit no matter which one you get. My driver side quarter fit as good as the original. The passenger side is good, but I did take a cut off tool and welding machine to it last weekend to tweak a few areas I didn't like. Find the cheapest place you can that offers the cheapest shipping and let it roll.

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If a go with full quarters, which I 99.9% sure I will, hopefully they will fit nice without much banging on.
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If a go with full quarters, which I 99.9% sure I will, hopefully they will fit nice without much banging on.
only do FULL quarters!
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Old 08-20-2009, 02:00 PM
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Classic Industries seems to have a good full quarter repo. What do you think about Classic Industries?

Classic, NPD basically which every place you want to buy them from is fine. The cool thing about the after market qtr's is the front of the wheel well opening is wider than original. Makes fitting bigger tires easier!
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Old 08-20-2009, 03:59 PM
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Classic, NPD basically which every place you want to buy them from is fine. The cool thing about the after market qtr's is the front of the wheel well opening is wider than original. Makes fitting bigger tires easier!
I did not know this. Is it just the front part or the entire opening?
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Classic, NPD basically which every place you want to buy them from is fine. The cool thing about the after market qtr's is the front of the wheel well opening is wider than original. Makes fitting bigger tires easier!
Jeff, how much wider is the quarter?

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