68-69 cutlass, 442 quarter panels & rocker panels

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May 14, 2012 | 07:37 PM

62radarlove

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69 cutlass, 442 quarter panels & rocker panels

SOLD..I have a set of quarter panels for a 1969 Cutlass, 442 models. They are cut out some at factory seams & above. They are in good shape with very little bondo on the passenger side. Passenger side is cut lower than drivers. Drivers has full sail panel cut above sail seam. These quarters come with door striker & partial fender well. Little surface rust, no pitting. Quarters are priced at $625.00 & includes shipping.SOLD Also have a set of rocker panels for same vehicle, solid no rust & also cut outside of seams, Rockers are priced at $75.00 a piece. If your think the price is not right feel free to give me a reasonable offer to consider.

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Last edited by 62radarlove; May 17, 2012 at 06:30 PM. Reason: shipping included on quarters

May 14, 2012 | 07:51 PM

joe_padavano

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Originally Posted by 62radarlove

I have a set of quarter panels for a 1968-1969 Cutlass, 442 models. They are cut out some at factory seams & above. They are in good shape with very little bondo on the passenger side. Passenger side is cut lower than drivers. Drivers has full sail panel cut above sail seam. These quarters come with door striker & partial fender well. Little surface rust, no pitting. Quarters are priced at $400.00 for the set buyer pays shipping. Also have a set of rocker panels for same vehicle, solid no rust & also cut outside of seams, Rockers are priced at $75.00 a piece. If your think the price is not right feel free to give me a reasonable offer to consider.

Those are 1969 quarters. 68s have different shaping for the taillights and do not interchange without a lot of body work. Also, for future reference, cutting the C-pillar well above the factory weld to the roof panel makes these parts a lot more useful (and probably more valuable as well).