Replacement rocker panels for Toolcat
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For anyone following the thread, the rockers he has are Fiberglass. He also has steel floor pans available that include a rolled lip in the back to match where it goes up to the seat.
It sounds like they do a lot of repairs on rusted cabs.
It sounds like they do a lot of repairs on rusted cabs.
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THNX for the update and info on the product.
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I had to join this site to contact you. How did that replacement rocker turn out and are they still available? Who can I contact? I need both sides. Thanks in advance!
Give JP a call at 715 896 6981.
What shop was making these? I would be interested in going in on a set at the OP price. - - UPDATE - Nevermind, somehow after my post the contact information post about JP came up. I will give him a call. Thank you for posting.
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What’s the name of the company
Good Morning, I am interested in these rocker panels, how do I get more information?
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I used to make panels like that for less than $50. I made whole rear fenders for a 1932 Ford for less than $300. Cripes, I made an entire street roadster body for $1200. Anyone that does sheet metal work knows there's no additional "tooling costs" for something like that. They already have the tooling and it's probably paid for. I've made hammer forms many times and the cost was a few bucks. 