NIB 1973-1987 LH Chevy Blazer rear quarter panel.

[Metrodps]

I found a great deal on some after market LH (drivers) side rear quarter panels in Mich. Only catch they will not ship. I will post up in the for sale section. I am thinking of buying one as a back up the price is right. I emailed him and he said

"Hello,
I actually have 6 LH sides. I bought them from a company going out of business years ago. I am sure I will have most of them until mid summer.
Thank you for your interest! "

"NIB 1973-1987 LH Chevy Blazer rear quarter panel.
It is new in box condition for the drivers side. It is a aftermarket brand. I took it out of the box and it looks to be in great condition. As you might know when you get aftermarket parts they sometimes might have a small dent or two due the packaging. I didn't notice any dents in this panel.

I have not seen them but am 90% positive I will go buy one. He said $125.00 do you all think it is a good deal for one????? If anyone is interested PM me. I DO NOT HAVE THESE THEY ARE NOT MINE!

 

[dyeager535]

If I had the money and the space, I'd probably buy every single one of them for that price. I bet NOS '67-72 bedsides are insane, eventually ours WILL get to that point, but it will take awhile.

Then again, if you invest that money in a 401K now, in 20 years when they are worth $1000, was it really worth it?

 

[Metrodps]

LMC Truck sells theirs for $299.95! It seems like a good deal I think.

 

[dyeager535]

LMC isn't selling NOS GM are they?

GM sheetmetal is easily worth twice as much as the aftermarket, regardless of what people are actually willing to pay.

 

[Metrodps]

NO THESE ARE AFTERMARKET!

N.O.S sells for $600.00 if you can find them!

 

[ryoken]

chevy duty or whatever they're called now, lists GM stuff...

Doors would be the one item I'd consider GM...

I have a pair of aftermarket qrters downstairs, paid $225 a piece at the swapmeet... Quality is good..

 

[Metrodps]

Thanks Ryoken , yea I prefer GM but the price seems right and if I find GM even better just stock piling.