CA Long bed bedside and hood patch panel cuts

[ka_jd7and1]

I have left and right '71 longbed bedsides and a GMC hood that I am going to cut up for patch panels. The bedsides were hit with a forklift when the truck that it was on was being moved. The hood has a couple dents.

These are all California solid metal, surface rust at worst.

I am going to ask $10 per square foot of patch panel, plus shipping to you.

I will post photos tomorrow. If you want to mark them up in a photo editing software or Paint for the areas that you would need, that might be the best way.

[Crushkrew]

Hi, I am interested in the sections indicated by the read square in this photo...need to fill those holes...

[ka_jd7and1]

Driver's side:



Has a bow in front section trim bolt hole (pulled out) and squish marks on the bottom



Tail light area also has a gouge



Inside:

[ka_jd7and1]

Passenger side:



Squished part from forklift



Inside

[ka_jd7and1]

Hood:



Dented corner on passenger side

[doo142]

Would you be in to selling rear floor cuts? Need bout 8" of rear edge, thanks

[ka_jd7and1]

Floor and header panel are not for sale, getting put into my truck, sorry.

Will have a wood floor header panel for sale in the future.

[64chevtruck]

Hi, Did you still have the passenger bed side available>? Id be interested in the wheel well section out of it if your going to make patch panels from it, Possibly the whole thing now that I look at the pic of mine.....

Thanks

Andy

[ka_jd7and1]

Sure do, have the entire thing still... how much of the wheel well do you need?

These are getting cut up for scrap this weekend minus whatever anyone needs, they have to go.

[67ChevyRedneck]

I have a couple of requests...

I definitely need a 6" piece from the lower rear of the DS quarter. Cutting it at the bodyline would be fine, then 8" back from the wheel well should be a safe amount. It looks straight in the pic... is that line just from the trim piece or is there a crease there?

Also, I fubared the back section of my bed (again still driver side), it would be difficult to straighten, but if I could weld in a new section that would be great. I don't need the taillight area, so you could cut it right at the very back of the bed, before it curves around, then right above where the top bodyline starts to roll over, then at the bottom bodyline, to near the wheel well. That is, if it's straight (looks like it is.) Those cuts should leave a somewhat flat panel.

I'd also like a small 1' square piece about an inch above the bodyline on a clean piece somewhere in the middle front section (going to use that for turn signal filler patches, etc)

Again, shipping could be a deal breaker on the bigger piece I want, but I definitely want the smaller quarter wheel well patch if that area is straight and the 1' square piece. Do you have any way to estimate shipping to Taylors, SC?

Also, if it saves money, I can give you my work address for shipping.

[67ChevyRedneck]

I'm trying to save a pretty nice straight set of 68 bed sides, I already welded in some wheel well patches from New Mexico... if I can fix THOSE areas I can fix the rest!

[67ChevyRedneck]

Bump?

[michael bustamante]

any cab sections avail?

[67ChevyRedneck]

Bump... hoping the OP is checking the forum as a guest? (hasn't logged in since 1-23)

[ka_jd7and1]

Sorry guys, due to some personal circumstances I had to scrap everything.

Nothing left.