One thing about fiberglass is that it will have a tendecy to crack over the years due to vibration, sun and minor bashing. The good part is, if you don't mind the painting, you can patch it up easily.

I don't know what kind of wheeling you do, but I would try to go with steel. I don't know of any places off the top of my head -- sorry...

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LMC TRUCK has the panels your looking for ...........search for there site and then request a free catalog

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Paul Lanctot

 

JCWhitney has replacement panels for fairly cheap.

 

check out www.harmons.com

knife

 

One thing about replacement steel is that you generally get what you pay for. If you want the best quality, you'll have to pay through the nose for genuine GM stuff. But, you can do okay with the cheaper aftermarket stuff IF you're careful about it. MOST people use aftermarket parts, including most reputable body-repair shops.

TEX

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