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1955 Left Lower Front Fender Repair Panel

Item EK-57-135311-1
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      Features

      • Quality Replacement Panel
      • Left Lower
      • Replaces Lower 15" Of Front Fender
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 31-73

      Description

      Rusty body panels on your 1955 classic Chevy just won’t cut it at the next show, or on the street for that matter. Your classic was built to outshine the others. But, how can she do that when she starts to rust? Rust can creep up on your classic and do a lot of damage. Your classic beauty won’t get the respect she deserves with her growing blemishes. Ecklers offers a line of repair panels designed to help you cut out the rust and get your baby back in tip top shape. Our heavy gauge stamped steel patch panels offer you the ability to cut the rust out on your classic without replacing the entire panel. Our stamped panels are closely shaped to your car’s original body lines, so installation is easier than with an unformed sheet metal panel. Our EPD coated panels giv

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