MadDogDelpho
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Spotted some new taillights on the finally mine 1985 GMC Suburban
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PG01
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Ahhh yes, the old chrone trimmed ‘silverado’ taillights.....good Mad, very good.... don’t forget the chrome trimmed fender lights as well....
MadDogDelpho
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You know it. For some reason the PO had the driver’s side one, but not the passenger side? Gonna order a new one soon. Also, does anyone with any squarebody experience know where to get rear door cards? LMC only sells new fronts and the rears have seen better days.
swathdiver
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Does Classic Industries make anything for these?
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@swathdiver @MadDogDelpho
for new parts on the square bodies your best bet is LMCtruck.com or classicparts.com. With that said, there are some parts that are just not reproduced or are very expensive for one reason or another. So I would check out their site firsts first. I personally prefer LMC over anyone for new reproduction square body parts but that's personal preference and I've had good experience with them.
With that said, the rear door panels are not being reproduced at this time. You'll need to source out good used sets off eBay, CL or your local pick in pull. Good news is if you can find a decent panel they are easy to restore via SEM interior paints. That's what I did with my 87 Burb because I didn't want to fork out the money for new interior door panels. Was easy and cost effective. Just gotta make sure you prep the panel well and you're good to go.
If y'all have any questions about squarebody stuff just hit me up. Another good resource is GMSquarebody.com. I THINK I've seen @MadDogDelpho already on that forum but I can't remember LOL
Also, if you do need a new interior panel for the burb I have a new OEM rear panel for the passnger side sitting in my garage. I currently have it on eBay for $50 plus shipping which is CHEAP but sometimes shipping kills the deal because it's considered oversized.
Anyway, I typed a lot of words just then. Sorry
Squares make my pants fit tighter and I can't help it lol
HiHoeSilver
Away!
@swathdiver @MadDogDelpho
for new parts on the square bodies your best bet is LMCtruck.com or classicparts.com. With that said, there are some parts that are just not reproduced or are very expensive for one reason or another. So I would check out their site firsts first. I personally prefer LMC over anyone for new reproduction square body parts but that's personal preference and I've had good experience with them.
With that said, the rear door panels are not being reproduced at this time. You'll need to source out good used sets off eBay, CL or your local pick in pull. Good news is if you can find a decent panel they are easy to restore via SEM interior paints. That's what I did with my 87 Burb because I didn't want to fork out the money for new interior door panels. Was easy and cost effective. Just gotta make sure you prep the panel well and you're good to go.
If y'all have any questions about squarebody stuff just hit me up. Another good resource is GMSquarebody.com. I THINK I've seen @MadDogDelpho already on that forum but I can't remember LOL
Also, if you do need a new interior panel for the burb I have a new OEM rear panel for the passnger side sitting in my garage. I currently have it on eBay for $50 plus shipping which is CHEAP but sometimes shipping kills the deal because it's considered oversized.
Anyway, I typed a lot of words just then. Sorry
Squarepants?
MadDogDelpho
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Right on. I appreciate it brother
MajorJakkov
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Yukon fully equipped with a mini squat and a child mean mugging out the passenger window
