Parted out a 1960 New Yorker, have the inner fender wells. If some one wants to make some from these great pieces of sheet metal... flanging tool and bead roller. Rick
Here are pictures of those molds that were for sale - https://photos.app.goo.gl/KGEaWGVXJFC8HhC18
Also in this album are pictures of ones my friend Lee made from regular inner fenders. I loaned him the panels I have and he was able to cut out sections from New Yorker inner fenders and modify them to work.
Nick
On Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at 11:34:58 AM UTC-7 rpjasin wrote:
There is a local (N. Cal.) woman that inherited a 300G coupe from a friend that passed on. The shop has finished the restoration on the car but they are missing the inner fender covers that go under the
rams. I offered to post on our list to see if there is any knowledge of any reproductions, or possibly a pair of originals, that might be available. I know there were molds for these on eBay a while back and they were purchased by someone, maybe a group
member. I’d like to help her locate these, real or repros, as she does not want to drive the car because of concerns over dirt messing up the clean engine compartment. Any help from the list is appreciated, she’d like to show the car.
Bob J
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