Re: 64 plymouth and dodge cowl panels

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Your assessment that it is typical to have rust in cowls of these Mopars is spot on. Last I looked, there were only patch panels available for the driver's side. (FWIW, I'm told the wiper hole on these patches is not exactly correct, but I can't verify that.) I'd say go for it if you can market them at a price that folks can afford and you can get the roi you seek. :) I'd say call up Joe Suchy and get his opinion about the market for 1964 Plymouth and Dodge cowl panels. Also maybe call Jim Kramer, if you can get a hold of him. Let us know how it goes. 

Thanks,
Gary H. 

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>  I have been thinking alot about making 64 plymouth and dodge cowl panels,
>  the complete panel from side to side, since there were almost rusted beyond
>  repair in any car project that you find.. ... Suggestions welcome!!!      Bill 

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