RE: Patch Panels 63 SF

[Jim Jablonski <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Wow, that stinks.  I bought an inner fender well from Sherman's a few 
years back, and it was a positive experience.  I will tell you that I 
learned that my expectations were too high, though.  There's a real 
difference between aftermarket and OEM body panels.  My fender well was 
close, but thanks to a few mods from my bodyman Bill, it now closely 
matches the original.

Jim Jablonski
Royal Oak, Michigan
'64 Fury

Don Wynn wrote:
> 
> Let me tell you a not so great story about one of Sherman's employees. 
> First of all I love my Dodge best. Several years ago I was looking for a 
> 
> 55 Nomad. Found one w/rusty rear fenders (Cheap price)
> I called Sherman (Didn't have a catalog) told the guy what I needed and 
> why. This JERK gave me two part numbers and a price. I had notes w/info. 
> 
> I purchased the Nomad and called Sherman to order the fenders. Guess 
> what, no part number matching what I had written. No number even close 
> let alone they didn't have fenders for a Nomad and nobody else at that 
> time. That guy (which I didn't get his name,but always do now) must 
> still be laughing! I wouldn't buy anything from them if they were the 
> only company making it.
> Don Wynn
> 63 Polara 500 Convert.
> 55 Nomad
> 30 Model A Rod

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