Where To Get Patch Panels???
Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Acworth, GA
You could always ask some of the body shops or collision centers near you where they get their stuff. Usually it is local. Some will tell you and some won't, so you may have to ask quite a few of them. Maybe even the collision supply houses.
Edit: I got some of mine from a local place;
Aftermarket Auto Parts Incorporated
(770) 944-0796
393 Maxham Rd, #F, Austell, GA 30168
I also got some from LMC.
Edit: I got some of mine from a local place;
Aftermarket Auto Parts Incorporated
(770) 944-0796
393 Maxham Rd, #F, Austell, GA 30168
I also got some from LMC.
5th Wheeling
Joined: May 2011
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I would go to a Professional auto body supply store, you may have one in your town, unless you live in a really small town. I've done alot of sheetmetal fab work, mostly on older stuff. I would shop around...... cause there is alot of stuff out there, I just would not buy anything from Sherman's in Mich. as their sheetmetal alway's has to be cut and fit, and rewelded together so it does fit. I've used some stuff over the year's made by TABCO, I believe they are in Ohio. Like the PP said just ask around in your area at body shop's and collision shop's. Good luck.
Tuned
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 459
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From: Maryland
Between patch panels, welding, repainting, it may be cheaper to find a good solid bed in a salvage yard, especially if you could find one in the same color. That truck isn't too old that you can't find them around still.
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