67 Coronet rear quarter panels

[Dj's Coronet]

Hi everyone,
Im trying to find rear quarters for the Coronet. Mine are pretty bad. I cant seem to find any info for them.
Any direction would help!!!!

 

[snakeoil24]

Zero product available! You can get patch panels from Sherman I pieced mine together to make new 1/4 panel. it was a large amount of work. Between fitting, leading and filler. Took a great deal of fabrication.. Next time i will crush the car and have my head examined.

 

[Dj's Coronet]

Thats what I was afraid of!!

 

[kb67mopar]

Yep I used the Sherman panels too.

 

[gdrill]

Sherman here too. Yes it is a lot of work, but we have no options.

 

[Dj's Coronet]

HI gdrill,
Thanks for the pics. How old are the pics? Is this where you are with the project or have you finished it? If so, any more pics?

 

[monaco66coupe]

Too bad you aren't closer. I am parting a four door rust free Coronet, hit hard on the Passenger side. between the two doors, area. The work to remove would be substantial. I was able to use a four door quarter on my 69' Dart Hardtop, It just was a bit hairy where the door meets the Quarter.

 

[Ghostrider 67]

Wow! Glad mine were in good shape. Didn't know how lucky I was.

 

[Dj's Coronet]

will a 4 door and a 2 door use the same rear quarters?

 

[gdrill]

You're more than welcome. Unfortunately I stalled at color choice! I'm pretty sure I'm gonna go Seafoam Green now so maybe I'll get at it this spring. You can check my build thread. It's called 1966 Coronet field find. The link is in my signature below. I have a million and a half pics in it! If it loads right from my phone, here is how it sits in limbo

 

[kb67mopar]

Sherman here too. Yes it is a lot of work, but we have no options.

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Boy if that doesn't look familiar!

 

[Dj's Coronet]

ouch!!!!
you guys are killing me.
not looking forward to this

 

[gdrill]

it's worth it in the end!

 

[Ghostrider 67]

It is very worth it Dj's, when you have time come on up and see mine, I might be able to help you out some. Bring yours and I'll give you a hand with it.

 

[Dj's Coronet]

Hi ghostrider
Sounds like a plan!
This winter seems pretty lame up here.
This may be sooner than we think:yes:

 

[conv67bdere]

I ended up replacing my driver side with a donor panel, and the passenger side I just made some pieces and fabricated it myself . . . hopefully the bodywork will allow me to get that all hidden so it will not be seen . . .

 

[Ghostrider 67]

Any time pal, any time.

Hi ghostrider
Sounds like a plan!
This winter seems pretty lame up here.
This may be sooner than we think:yes:

 

[Tim2266ev2]

Boy if that doesn't look familiar!
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If that isn't the truth, the panels tske some work and fabrication, but they turned out pretty nice. Good luck

 

[barbee6043]

is just too bad the Sherman patch panels are made of such thin metal. I understand hand formed, fit could be worse, and a lot more accurate too! no other choice with the 67 Bel 1 either. they are still the same poor quality they were decades ago!!!!

pretty bad when your 50 yr old sheet metal is thicker than the new patch panel!!!!!!????? IMHO

 

[Ghostrider 67]

DJ, there's a 66/ or maybe '67 Coronet wagon, white, up at Gates Salvage in Hardwick Vermont. It's a complete car and IIRC it has good sheet metal on it. I know that he is selling whole cars, old ones, for $500 bucks if you bring a trailer to haul it away. You need to hurry though, he's talking about crushing all of the stuff older than 1980. He still had it as of yesterday though.