Someone please!! Reproduce these. You will have a backlog of purchasers
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There is no market for them.
Plenty of good used complete panels on the market all the time.
This is a case where it's just easier to replace an entire side, than to try and repair rust.
"EXACTLY my experienceI'd say there is a market, personally. I posted a thread about 'em just yesterday, and I'm not the only other guy to ask.
There really aren't good used ones around me, because they're all as badly rusted as the ones I'm trying to repair, don't fit my year, and/or they want $500 per side plus another $50 to ship. Unless every other 40 on the planet decides to go soft-top at some point, the supply of sides will dry up.
At very least I'd love to see someone make replacements for the top and bottom edges. Most of us could weld the patches in the flat sheet metal. It's only easier to replace the whole side *because* nobody makes replacement pieces.
Seriously!? Geezus. Maybe the $500.00 in labor to repair mine isn't bad after all. Mine have the typical top and bottom rail rot. Not totally shoy but bad enough. And below the side windows where the seam overlaps need repair.There are a pair of clean 74s at the top of the first page.....for 125 each.
If you think that you could get brand new aftermarket side panels in steel for less than 800 a piece, you're crazy.
Even just the tops or bottom repair pieces would be in the 400-500 dollar range.
Seriously!? Geezus. Maybe the $500.00 in labor to repair mine isn't bad after all. Mine have the typical top and bottom rail rot. Not totally shoy but bad enough. And below the side windows where the seam overlaps need repair.
When you say "top of first page" In classifieds under Parts for Sale, Parting Out ?There are a pair of clean 74s at the top of the first page.....for 125 each.
If you think that you could get brand new aftermarket side panels in steel for less than 800 a piece, you're crazy.
Even just the tops or bottom repair pieces would be in the 400-500 dollar range.
www.gozzardcomposites.com
Sorry did not notice it was that old...hahaIf I were still looking for side panels over three years later I’d be kind of disappointed in myself. I ended up patching mine up.