yea i bought them from bob they fit awsome i would advise if your gonna get patches get em from him they fit almnost perfect a lil trimming to cut the excess off and your good to go well worth it saved me so much time plus bob will help u with any problems your having hes a welth of knowlage when it comes to the mid 30s dodges

Congrats! the car looks like it's in pretty good shape. your situation reminds me a lot like mine. i have a '36 Plymouth coupe and i also had a '36 sedan as a donor car. this past winter has been the season for the body work, in michigan here that means you have a long time to get things done.
i was curious about the patch panels and also the rear fenders. i bought some patch panels for the same area you did, but i got them from some guy on the east coast. who is this guy Bob? are the rear fenders steel or fiberglass? reason being, i can't find steel fenders for a decent price to save my butt. anyway, good luck with your project,

its bob from rhode island hes on moparts all the time ill have him get ahold of you if you want he knows all kinds of stuff about these cars my fenders i have for mine are the ones off the 4 door car they are steel just need to snip it here and bend there tweek it a lil and wala you got a rear fender that fits pretty close just remember its only metal u can make it fit

Jason sure has come along way in a hurry with his coupe. He was real lucky to find a complete parts car for all the major parts he was missing. It's great to see his progress, it inspires the rest of use to keep moving forward on our own projects. It also shows that we're not alone in our goals, and that others are supportive of our efforts. It's nice to be able to bounce ideas off each other and get advice and coaching when we reach a job we've never tackled before. Great job Jason.
I supplied the patches to Jason and many others, and here are a few pictures of what they look like. Bob

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yea cause god knows most of our wifes dont wanna hear about our quote junks in the garage un quote lol women its good to have ppl to talk to and get a pat on the back

has anyone used the autoloc suicide door kits just wondering if they were a decent kit

hey before i get to crazy am i gonna need to put the wood back in the inerior and in the door when im done with the chop if im gonna run power windows and also can i run a soild side glass or do i need to keep the vent windows just a couple questions i was wondering about

anyone got some spare time i can borrow lol
been busy at work n havent touched the car in about a month

got plans to chop the top then by first of july get the body off the frame and start narrowing the rearend

Too bad Arizona is so far away...I've got SO much time on my hands...OH! WAITAMINUTE! Maybe I should work on some of my junk instead of sitting here on the computer!

Yes, I made them. I needed a couple of sets for my own projects (36 coupes), so I made a set of dies to press them out on a 110 ton press. Of course I made extra sets, and have been selling them to pay for the dies. Thanks, Bob

Bob, I'm sure Lee meant "Sweet" but was probably also commenting on the "Sweat Equity" you have into them.

BTW: They are beautifully made panels. You have another very happy customer here as well.

Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad that they save everybody time. And I do take pride in making them and packing them per order to ensure the highest quality product I can make. I know what it's like to order parts and not really know what your going to get, so I strive to make sure people get a great product.
As far as the spelling correction, to be honest I didn't realize the misspelling until you pointed it out. I can't spell worth a d... so I don't catch things like that, or should I say that I read what I want to hear!
Thanks all, I appreciate all the great comments and will continue to make great parts and strive to meet or beat your expectations. Bob

Bob, if we could just get you to make some other parts (ex. inner/outer rockers), that would be wonderful.

Thanks for the encouragement. I don't have any plans of making them for sale any time soon, sorry. I have made them for my own coupe, but I'm trying to get some more work done on my coupe so I can get it in paint this year. Thanks again, Bob