sle2115
NRA LIFE MEMBER
Well guys, I talked to my neighbor last weekend about doing the rocker panels and such on the mule. He said he would "help" me do it, even though I informed him I am body work illiterate!!! 
He said we would get it done and I would learn something in the process, which is real cool. He and his family are like my second family. We help keep the fish and game club going etc. together. He is also a retired body man of 35 years from the a local dealership and private garage where he built his own frame rack - which is killer! He straightened out the frame on my nephews car, which was totaled, for $300 bucks - we were quoted $2400 as the lowest bid elsewhere. He just said I will do it, but in my time frame. It was there less than three weeks, one of which he was waiting on us to gather parts. Anyway, where do you guys get body parts from? There is a place in Columbus I have used for other vehicles, called Midwest Fender and I have been very pleased by the parts I have purchased through JCWhitney, all of which have been made in the U.S. and made out of heavier material than the import stuff. Will probably look at JCWhitney first unless someone steers me in another direction. I need rockers (inner and outer) dside floor pan and will eventually replace both doors.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Scott
He said we would get it done and I would learn something in the process, which is real cool. He and his family are like my second family. We help keep the fish and game club going etc. together. He is also a retired body man of 35 years from the a local dealership and private garage where he built his own frame rack - which is killer! He straightened out the frame on my nephews car, which was totaled, for $300 bucks - we were quoted $2400 as the lowest bid elsewhere. He just said I will do it, but in my time frame. It was there less than three weeks, one of which he was waiting on us to gather parts. Anyway, where do you guys get body parts from? There is a place in Columbus I have used for other vehicles, called Midwest Fender and I have been very pleased by the parts I have purchased through JCWhitney, all of which have been made in the U.S. and made out of heavier material than the import stuff. Will probably look at JCWhitney first unless someone steers me in another direction. I need rockers (inner and outer) dside floor pan and will eventually replace both doors. Thanks in advance for the help.
Scott
can't remember anymore.
