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This rocker panel fits 1939 1940 Buick Special series, Pontiac 26 & 28 series Oldsmobile 76 & 78 series and Cadillac 61 series cars These panels are made by an Amish sheetmetal worker who uses a panel a panel made by Schofield back in the 1950's as a template. This Schofield rocker was designed as an exact replacement rocker instead of a snap on rocker. The rockers are unique left and right as the outer face gets narrower as it goes from front to back. The ripples that you see in the panel put a bow in the rocker to match the contour of the car which is wider in the middle that it is the front or the back. The rocker is made from metal .036 thick. The price is plus shipping, paypal is available for payment.

This rocker panel fits all 1949 Buick cars along with 1948 1949 Oldsmobile 98 and 1949 Cadillac cars. I have this panel made by an Amish sheet metal worker who uses an old die stamped panel for a template. You can cut out the notch for the door post to use this rocker on either side of a four door car. You can also trim off part of the area that goes inside of the doors to use it to extend into the bottom of the rear quarter from the door to the front of the rear wheel well on a two door car. The rockers are $85 each plus shipping. I can ship these panels via UPS. I have thousands of other rocker panels and other body repair panels for cars and trucks from the late 1940's to the early 1960's. If there is something you are looking for please inquire and I will let you know what I have available. I can ship . I can deliver panels to the following Wisconsin car shows in 2024: Spring Jefferson April 26th-27th, Gary’s Hot Rod Reunion June 15th, the Iola car show 11th-13th and Fall Jefferson September 27th-28th.

This rocker panel fits all 1948 1949 Oldsmobile 98 cars along with all models of 1949 Buick and Cadillac cars. I have this panel made by an Amish sheet metal worker who uses an old die stamped panel for a template. You can cut out the notch for the door post to use this rocker on either side of a four door car. You can also trim off part of the area that goes inside of the doors to use it to extend into the bottom of the rear quarter from the door to the front of the rear wheel well on a two door car. The rockers are $85 each plus shipping. I can ship these panels via UPS. I have thousands of other rocker panels and other body repair panels for cars and trucks from the late 1940's to the early 1960's. If there is something you are looking for please inquire and I will let you know what I have available. I can ship . I can deliver panels to the following Wisconsin car shows in 2024: Spring Jefferson April 26th-27th, Gary’s Hot Rod Reunion June 15th, the Iola car show 11th-13th and Fall Jefferson September 27th-28th.

One of 4378 produced, 28000 original miles, rebuilt engine and transmission, extra grille and rear fenders. Car was an older restoration that was partially restored $12000 OBO. I have many additional pictures available. PH 262.424.5286

One of 4378 produced, 28000 original miles, rebuilt engine and transmission, extra grille and rear fenders. Car was an older restoration that was partially restored $12000 OBO. I have many additional pictures available. PH 262.424.5286

Hi Joe, first off I want to thank you for all the time that you spent helping me to get the proper application for this starter. The bolt hole that you asked about is indeed threaded. I can't say that I have everseen a mounting flange that has one through hole and threaded hole

This one has three mounting holes but I do not know the difference between length on a short and long nose starrer

It looks similar but trher is a definite 90 degree corner around the one bolt hole in the starter in your picture that I do not see in mine

Does anybody reconize this AMC starter and know what the applications for it wold be? The numbers stamped on the starter are 321-2235 USA 4BBC

Does anybody recognize this starter and know what years fords it would fit? The starter body is stamped Motor Craft 12V USA 022F-1001-AA 20

This panel is designed to replace the front section of the rear quarter from the door to the front of the rear wheel well on all 1954 and 1955 Oldsmobile 88 two door cars. This is the driver side pictured, I also have the passenger side available. I have this panel hand made by a sheet metal craftsman who used a NOS Buick quarter panel for a template. The panel is made from 18 gauge cold rolled steel, just like the original cars were. The panels are $250 each plus shipping, I have Paypal and Venmo available for payment. I have repair panels for all cars from 1939-1961 available, if there is something else you are looking for please inquire and I will let you know what I have available.

This panel is designed to replace the front section of the rear quarter from the door to the front of the rear wheel well on all 1954 1955 and 1956 Buick Super and Roadmaster two door cars. This is the driver side pictured, I also have the passenger side available. I have this panel hand made by a sheet metal craftsman who used a NOS Buick quarter panel for a template. The panel is made from 18 gauge cold rolled steel, just like the original cars were. The panels are $250 each plus shipping, I have Paypal and Venmo available for payment. I have repair panels for all cars from 1939-1961 available, if there is something else you are looking for please inquire and I will let you know what I have available.

I took some pictures of the panel laying on the floor next to a edge formed by the floor tiles to show how much of a bow there is stamped into the one side of the panel while the other edge is basically straight. I can't see in on the top inside of the door with this kind of curvature. The second picture that I added shows that the other side with the slots is straight

This panel is designed to replace the front section of the rear quarter from the door to the front of the rear wheel well on all 1954 1955 and 1956 Buick Special and Century two door cars along with the 1954 Buick Skylark. This is the driver side pictured, I also have the passenger side available. I have this panel hand made by a sheet metal craftsman who used a NOS Buick quarter panel for a template. The panel is made from 18 gauge cold rolled steel, just like the original cars were. The panels are $250 each plus shipping, I have Paypal and Venmo available for payment. I have repair panels for all cars from 1939-1961 available, if there is something else you are looking for please inquire and I will let you know what I have available.

Try calling Classic Fabrication at 978-988-8755, they reproduce a lot of Buick trunk pans

Joe, thank you for taking the time to reply, do you think that a fender skirt would be 54 inches long? I have never seen anything quite like that.

I have this pair of NOS Buick parts that I am looking for some help with to identify. I tried the "what is this" forum and all I got back was someone saying that they were running boards for a VW bug. The parts came in a battered Buick parts box, I took some split view pictures showing both sides of the same area of the panels. I have handled NOS Buick rocker panels for cars from the 1940's in the past and I know that they are not rockers, the NOS rockers always had braces and reinforcements welded inside of them. The tiny slots that are stamped into the panels are really confusing, I thought that they were possible for the inside of a door but the longest Buick door skin that I have ever come across was 49 inches wide and the panels are 52.5" to 54" in length. Does anybody recognize these parts?

Thank you for all of that information Hans, I really appreciate it

I think you nailed this one on the head. I looked on the AutoZone website and the picture that they show for a starred for a 1975 Ford 460 CI V8 looks the same as the one I have. I also found these numbers stamped onto the outside of the starter housing. now I just have to figure out the different years that it was used on. Auto lite 12 V USA C9 AF – 11001 – A – OM 14 TAA

Does anybody know what the application for this starter would be?

The measurements are written on blue masking tape in the pictures, one edge measures 52.5 inches and the other end measures 50.5 inches. The parts came in a beat up old Buick parts box so I do not think they fit a VW

Does anybody recognize this pair of NOS Buick panels? I’m guessing they’re possibly some thing for the interior, but they are too long for even a two door. They are not straight all the way as you can see where they change direction and one length is longer than the other length on each panel.

Does anybody recognize this hubcap?

This pair of panels were labeled as fitting 1941 Buick. At first I thought that they were rocker panels but now that I have them I don't think they are. Does anybody know what they would be used for on a 1941 Buick? The panels are 51 1/4 long on one side and 52 1/2 on the other side typical of the way the 1946-48 Buick rockers were formed with the bottom being longer than the top.