1960 Chevy Passenger Dog Leg Rear Fender Quarter Patch Panel on 2040-parts.com
Bridgeport, Ohio, United States
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NORS FACTORY REPLACEMENT PATCH PANELS MADE BY THE SCHOFIELD REPLACEMENT PANEL COMPANY. THESE WERE PRODUCED IN THE USA YEARS AGO WITH US STEEL TO MEET THE ORIGINAL VEHICLE SPECS.THEY ARE IN GREAT CONDITION AND MADE TO A HIGH QUALITY.THEY REPLACE THE AREA BETWEEN THE REAR DOOR AND THE WHEEL OPENING KNOW AS THE DOG LEG ON 4 DOOR MODEL CARS.FITS THE MODELS LISTED BELOW. 1960 CHEVY PASSENGER ALL 4 DOOR MODELS (EXCEPT HARDTOP) YOU ARE GETTING A PAIR OF PANELS ONE DRIVERS SIDE AND ONE PASSENGER SIDE
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