Looking for a Patch panel Vendor?

[Ipaintgrt]

I'm looking for a Patch Panel for a 56, and I was wanting to use a vendor that advertises here on this forum, but I haven't been able too find one. I looked in the venders/classified and didn't find anyone. Anyways if anyone knows anyone, I'm looking for the bottoms of the front fenders and the pass frt floor piece. Thanks S

[Kabwe]

I brought from these places with great success

http://www.bobschevytrucks.com/
http://www.classicparts.com/
http://www.gmcpauls.com/
http://www.brotherstrucks.com/
http://www.truckandcarshop.com/

[Ipaintgrt]

Thanks for the info guys. I've been working on my truck, contemplating starting a build thread, I'm just really slow as I have to work side jobs to pay for my habit. Usually is pretty slow. I've had my truck since 1988 and thought I was mostly done with the frame and I started measuring things and found my 71 camaro front clip was on crooked. So now I'm redoing that. I recently put an triangulated 4 link in, with some airbags. I think I'm going to put a pwr rack and pinion on my frt clip. I did some trade work with a guy who builds street rods and he's been doing all the suspension work. He does some pretty nice work so I'm having him do it. I did it once and I don't think my fab skills are up to snuff. He's very reasonable and his experience is worth what he charges.

[mbgmike]

We sell panels for these trucks as well as most vehicles. We even sell USA made stock floor replacement panels for 55-59

[Kabwe]

Originally Posted by Ipaintgrt

Thanks for the info guys. I've been working on my truck, contemplating starting a build thread, I'm just really slow as I have to work side jobs to pay for my habit. Usually is pretty slow. I've had my truck since 1988 and thought I was mostly done with the frame and I started measuring things and found my 71 camaro front clip was on crooked. So now I'm redoing that. I recently put an triangulated 4 link in, with some airbags. I think I'm going to put a pwr rack and pinion on my frt clip. I did some trade work with a guy who builds street rods and he's been doing all the suspension work. He does some pretty nice work so I'm having him do it. I did it once and I don't think my fab skills are up to snuff. He's very reasonable and his experience is worth what he charges.

Well you can't go wrong with someone that knows what they are doing. Thats hard to find now days.lol Good luck with your project and keep us in the loop.