Hi everyone. I just want to let you all know that I am able to produce quarter panels for 1966/67 Coronet and 1966/67 GTX, Belvedere and Satellite. You can view some pictures visiting my facebook or instagram page; Joe Phillips Restoration. You can also contact me by email at joephillipsrestoration@gmail.com.

Thank You.

Any idea on cost for the panels?

Between $2000.00 and $2300.00 per pair including shipping.

Joe, thank you for doing this it will save many of these awesome B-bodies from the scrap heap.

Questions:
How complete are they, IE they go to the factory seams or are they a patch panel
What is the coating or primer on them? What gauge metal are they
Have you sold very many so far
How well do they fit the car
Please add any more details about them. Thanks

They are full quarters that fit in the door opening to the underside of the taillight housing. there is a 3/4" flange along the top of the panel. I have made patterns from actual cars so all lines and flanges are produced according to the pattern. The metal I use is 18 gauge cold rolled. So far I have produced four sets of Coronets and two sets of GTX. The fitment is usually within the thickness of the metal either way. When installing panels they tend to fit a little bit different from car to car. For the most part they fit very well. You can see some pics by visiting my facebook page; Joe Phillips Restoration

Thank you.

That is AWESOME! Any chance you'll do the 66/67 Charger quarters?

Awesome, my favorite car is the 67 GTX, and I know a candidate that really needs quarters.

Yes, a friend of mine has one of those that I can make a pattern off of.

I have seen these panels in person and can attest to the quality of the workmanship. They are hand rolled, not stamped and look truly amazing. They are not true full quarters in that they do not extend up to the sail panel. They are what AMD would call Quarter skins. Seen a set installed on a Coronet and the fit was spectacular.

Hello everyone. I just want to let you all know that 66/67 Charger quarter panels are now available through Joe Phillips Restoration. Sorry but I can't figure out how to load pics onto this site. you can see the pictures on my Facebook page; Joe Phillips Restoration.
Thank you.