1968 Buick Riviera Right Rear Quarter Panel Very Sound on 2040-parts.com
Olympia, Washington, US
This quarter panel is very solid and straight, and was removed with a very liberal amount of extra metal for the fabricator. It has surface rust. It is in the Tumwater/Olympia, Washington area. Shipping it would be VERY expensive, but not impossible. I have done that kind of thing before. But, this is really intended for Pick-Up. I have a pick-up truck, and make trips to Seattle and Portland, Oregon on occasion, so it can be worked out....
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