Roadrunner Quarters

I am gonna fabricate my own patch panels, picked up the metal yesterday, tired of wating for a reprodution, alot of people are looking for em, so they will blow your hair back on price, when they do get em..

in your case a home made patch wouldn't be too hard, unless there is more rust around the wheel arch like mine

Looks like you're going to have to make a patch for the trunk floor extensions as well unless those are now available. I think the 71-72's are out, but don't know about the 73-74's.

Talked to autobody specialties last week, they're still saying 6-8 months, and she told me they would be AMD panels. I think I remember seeing trunk floor & extensions on their site, though, but I don't remember prices. Are all of AMD's panels chinamade???

DaytonaTurbo - I love your Satellite. Maybe one day mine will look as good.

Give AMD some time. When they get a prototype made,they have it fitted to a car and any corrections are noted, the panel is sent back and tooling is changed. This may go on 6-7 times before they get it right. All that takes time. My body shop is set up as a dealer for them, I wish I would get a better rate so I could be competitive. I ordered quarters for a 70 GTX in January, was told I'd have them in 2 weeks, well it took close to 6 months. Well worth the wait.

Hey guys, I just thought that I would put this out there in case any of you are tired of waiting for chinese metal and would like to get on with your resto. Since I have done the later B body plymouth cars I had to make all of my own re-placement panels, cuz that's what I do. Here are a few pics of my lower quarter repair panel. I make them from the correct gauge steel and they are shaped to perfection and guaranteed to fit. I can also do the wheel opening arch if you have rust up that high on the quarter. It really is a nice alternative to replacing the whole quarter if you don't need to. JC.

Another angle:

They used to make them. I've got a reproduction drivers side quarter skin that I don't plan on using.