| Author | Topic:   70 Torino rear quarters | 
	| Phord Journeyman
 Posts: 36From: Suwanee,Ga USA
 Registered: Jul 2000
 |  posted 04-12-2005 04:48 PM         Are the rear quarters on a 70 Torino coupe the same as on a fastback? I found a near cherry coupe and the price is right for the quarter.
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	| SteveLaRiviere Administrator
 Posts: 43266From: Saco, Maine
 Registered: May 99
 |  posted 04-12-2005 05:35 PM         No, the quarters are really different between sportsroof and coupe.
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	| MLariviere Moderator
 Posts: 3987From: Biddeford,Me.USA
 Registered: May 99
 |  posted 04-12-2005 08:44 PM         There is a body line that runs the length of the car on a coupe that the fastbacks don't have. The wheel opening is the same,but that's about it.
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	| Phord Journeyman
 Posts: 36From: Suwanee,Ga USA
 Registered: Jul 2000
 |  posted 04-13-2005 03:40 PM         Well, that figures. I haven't physically taken possession of my GT yet. Darn it though, that coupe had nice quqrters in the junkyard and my left rear is toast
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 67 LTD 428
 46 Sedan chopped,sectioned,fullcustom
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	| Phord Journeyman
 Posts: 36From: Suwanee,Ga USA
 Registered: Jul 2000
 |  posted 04-13-2005 06:53 PM         Well now here is the million dollar question: Does anybody sell new sheetmetal like quarterpanels for a Torino fastback? You can buy them for any other non Ford car.
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	| Hemikiller Gearhead
 Posts: 610From: Killingworth, CT
 Registered: Feb 2002
 |  posted 04-14-2005 03:27 PM         There is a company in Canda that hand makes a lower quarter for the 70-71 Torinos. I can't remember the name, but they aren't expensive, about $100. The quarter only comes up to just below the character line above teh wheelhouse. Be sure your outer wheelhouses are in excellnt condition as well.
 Be sure you have a GOOD bodyman install these, as they do require ALOT of work to make them look good. I have one on the driver's side of my 70 GT and the guy who did the work was awesome.
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	| Phord Journeyman
 Posts: 36From: Suwanee,Ga USA
 Registered: Jul 2000
 |  posted 04-14-2005 04:13 PM         Now if we only knew the name of that company in Canookland
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	| RonnieT Gearhead
 Posts: 828From: Port Allen, La. 70767
 Registered: Jun 99
 |  posted 04-14-2005 10:28 PM         Buntmans states on thier site that they have the lower quarters for the 70-71 model, but they do not list a price.
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