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Location: southern RI USA
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Whose replacement panels are better?
Lets say you needed to buy some panels...such as inner and outer rocker, door lock post, jack tube etc.
Whose panels fit better: That place in Willoughby, Ohio or Restoration Design? Any difference in the metal itself? A guy I know  is about to get moving on a Big Project and and would like your opinions/experiences with these two replacement panel sources...Thx Dan
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12-06-2010, 05:30 PM
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The Restoration Design parts (A pillar, trunk front piece) I used a couple of years ago were very good quality. They have new ownership now so they should be a lot more attentive to the communication aspects of a business.
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12-06-2010, 06:23 PM
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They're all going to require reworking, but having put in a set of 'dealer' pans and a set of RD pans I'd have to say the former went in with less hassle. It probably depends on the part. It always does.
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12-06-2010, 06:28 PM
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I thought the RD front suspension pan was high quality, though it needed a little reworking. I used St*****ds rocker panels and the outers needed a lot of work to make them fit. There is a thread or two here on them and the fitment issues. I preferred RD, but they weren't answering the phone at that point.
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