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YOU STATE ABOVE THE PANEL COVERS "JUST BELOW THE WINDOW OPENINGS". IN LOOKING AT THE PANEL IT APPEARS IT COVERS MID WAY UP TO WHERE THE RAISD RIB IS THAT HAS THE CROME TRIM PIECE.. THERFORE, THE WELD SEAM WOULD BE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RAISED RIB AND COVERED FOR THE MOST PART BY THE CHROME TRIM STRIP. AM I SEEING THIS CORRECTLY?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Its as shown in the photo. The problem is nobody has them. That is why they are a call for details. The only manufacture in the country discontinued.
Its as shown in the photo. The problem is nobody has them. That is why they are a call for details. The only manufacture in the country discontinued.
will this panel work on a 1948?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Yes but the earlier Willys Truck and Station Wagons had a round semi circle wheel well opening. It would have to be modified to fit.
Yes but the earlier Willys Truck and Station Wagons had a round semi circle wheel well opening. It would have to be modified to fit.
Where are these repair panels made?
Willys Tech:
These are USA made.
These are USA made.
How far below the window does this start? And is it a whole complete side?
Willys Tech:
It goes a few inches below the window. See the ribbing. It goes from the back of the door opening to the tailgate.
It goes a few inches below the window. See the ribbing. It goes from the back of the door opening to the tailgate.
Am i seeing this wrong or is the picture upside down or inside out?
Willys Tech:
It is just from the backside of the panel.
It is just from the backside of the panel.
Will this fit a 1961 wagon that has barn style doors and reach clear around to the door opening?
Willys Tech:
Yes it should work just fine for you.
Yes it should work just fine for you.
What gauge of sheet metal is used for Station Wagon side panels?
Willys Tech:
It is the original gauge thickness.
It is the original gauge thickness.
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