Front fender patch panels for M37

[MSeriesRebuild]

We now have a good stock of front fender patch panels on hand. Just got them finished yesterday.

Cost is $95 per set. 1 set does 1 fender. A set includes the actual fender patch and the backer plate. Repairs the area that is typically rusted out under the headlight where the fender attaches to the front bracket. Both the panels and backer plates are made from 1018 cold rolled plate steel; this material is as easy to work with as it gets when welding them in.

Shipping is $18 anywhere in the USA, 2-3 day delivery. This covers 2 sets shipped in a single flat rate box.

If you have need for these, you can contact us at 704-474-4683, or mseriesrebuild@windstream.net

[Jess]

That's great news Charles, I had been looking to repair some of mine and this will make it much easier. This is a New Year project for me, so will email you for details in January.
Are you aware of any demand for the Cab Corner patches? They were once available and I missed getting them too. I think they might be fairly easy to have made locally but I haven't gone there yet.
Thanks for your support of our hobby/affliction...

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year

Jes Andersen
Black Creek B.C.
Canada

[MSeriesRebuild]

That's great news Charles, I had been looking to repair some of mine and this will make it much easier. This is a New Year project for me, so will email you for details in January.
Are you aware of any demand for the Cab Corner patches? They were once available and I missed getting them too. I think they might be fairly easy to have made locally but I haven't gone there yet.
Thanks for your support of our hobby/affliction...

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year

Jes Andersen
Black Creek B.C.
Canada

Thank you very much, Merry Christmas to you and yours as well.

Concerning cab corners, my body shop guys have fabricated them a number of times; they are relatively easy to form on an as needed basis. The need is not nearly as common as the fender panels, so it isn't something I've given thought to producing in quantity, but if there was enough demand to make it worthwhile, I can look at it more closely. If someone has input, let me know.

Just let us know how we can help.

Charles