quarter panel replacement

MJORDAN

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My low mileage 95gt, 63k original miles and 2nd owner, is developing rust about 6" spand around the rear wheel lip. Iv searched ford dealers and no place has a replacement quarter. Nor does the aftermarket. Would really like to just have the whole thing replaced over patching. Any ideas or possibilities of new left quarters hanging around? For a coupe.
 

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Try contacting LKQ, Keystone, I'm spacing out on the others right now but someone else will chime in.

EDIT: Moved this thread to body/paint.
 

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Try the junk yard?
It may not be new, but you can likely find a cancer free one.
 

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The quarter panel on a unibody car is the whole piece tha is the c piller, rocker, and other structural parts..... You need the skin, you would be better off making a patch panel
 
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Thanks guys, that's what I was afraid of. Really wanted a new quarter but either a good used or patch is what ill do then.
 

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I did the whole skin if you look in my build thread there are pics
 

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I have a skin.from my sn sitting.in garage if.your interested throw me a pm


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Thanks guys, that's what I was afraid of. Really wanted a new quarter but either a good used or patch is what ill do then.

Welding in a patch panel isn't the end of the world, just get your welds ground down nicely without pinholes and throw some filler on it.
 

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