I have for sale a NOS RH rear quarter panel for a 64-65 Plymouth Barracuda. I bought the left and right panels two years ago because the seller would not split the two panels.
Both panels were hideously expensive, but when compared with the cost of trying to have an old panel cut off a wreck and then have it re-attached by a panel shop, it is in fact cost effective.
I am offering the RH rear / passengers panel for the sum of $1500 US dollars not inclusive of the cost of postage. The buyer is to arrange transport, just as I had to when I bought them from a seller in the mid west.
This is a large item. I'll box it to the best of my ability and will arrange to be home when the panel is picked up. I originally paid about 200 dollars to have the two panels brought from the mid west to Los Angeles by a transport firm who carried back loads. This was the cheapest option I found.
This panel would be suitable for the repair of a valuable car which has accident damage or corrosion issues. The panel is 50 years old so it does exhibit some very mild weathering But I can assure you that if you want to fix you beloved ride with a factory unused part you would be very happy with this panel. The pictures don't do the quality of this panel any justice.
I bought the two rear panels after getting a quote from a shop to repair my LH rear panel which had more than 280 slide hammer holes due to some numb skull bondo artist's over exuberance with his cheap Harbor Freight panel puller.
Please PM me if you are interested in the panel. Price is firm.
Thank for looking.
Both panels were hideously expensive, but when compared with the cost of trying to have an old panel cut off a wreck and then have it re-attached by a panel shop, it is in fact cost effective.
I am offering the RH rear / passengers panel for the sum of $1500 US dollars not inclusive of the cost of postage. The buyer is to arrange transport, just as I had to when I bought them from a seller in the mid west.
This is a large item. I'll box it to the best of my ability and will arrange to be home when the panel is picked up. I originally paid about 200 dollars to have the two panels brought from the mid west to Los Angeles by a transport firm who carried back loads. This was the cheapest option I found.
This panel would be suitable for the repair of a valuable car which has accident damage or corrosion issues. The panel is 50 years old so it does exhibit some very mild weathering But I can assure you that if you want to fix you beloved ride with a factory unused part you would be very happy with this panel. The pictures don't do the quality of this panel any justice.
I bought the two rear panels after getting a quote from a shop to repair my LH rear panel which had more than 280 slide hammer holes due to some numb skull bondo artist's over exuberance with his cheap Harbor Freight panel puller.
Please PM me if you are interested in the panel. Price is firm.
Thank for looking.
