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Hi, I need to find patch panels for a 1940 ford pick-up I am building as soon as I get the cab corners and remove the big block ch*%& engine I'll be back on track with building a chopped 40 with a fuel injected 351 and c/6 trans, mustang front end and turbo tbird rear But I am to the point where I need the cab corners to continue on the body any help is greatly appriciated thanks,
John Sugden i967mustang(No Email Addresses In Posts!)
I dont know!
I wish i could help ya but i havn't seen any after market sheetmetal go back that far.
Sorry,
Go to the Hot100 at the right bottom of page.
I think there was some old truck people with sites who might be able to help.
Good luck.
...blue
Hi, I happened across this website and thought it was pretty nice so I bookmarked it. I have never dealt with them, but I think they might have older cab corners listed: http://www.northernclassictrucks.com/ I hope this helps you.
Kenny
Thanks to all, I have ordered some catalogs from the information I received thru this post am waiting patiently for them to arrive will let you know how I make out. John
Hi, I'm still here I received my catalogs in the mail over the holidays and just finished looking thru them not a cab corner to be found looks like I'm going to have to build them myself. Did this once before on an old chevy when you do sheet metal work for a living anything is possible I guess it's just a whole lot easier to buy them premade.thanks again for the help.
John
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