Thirty years ago I wrecked my Duster. I needed a hood and a fender that I could only get from Chrysler. The parts cost a fortune and freight was high. When I finally got the parts the fender was dented in two places. I found out that car manufacturers pull dented parts from the assembly line and send them to a parts warehouse rather than fix them. The consumer gets stuck with the job of fixing the dent.\r
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At Body Panels the parts are not dented (and if one is they will discount it to pay you for fixing it). The parts cost a third of OEM prices or less. They have a fantastic inventory so I don't have to wait for the part. I never get charged freight and the parts fit. About ten years ago I got a fender for a Cadillac that was missing a second hole in a mounting flange. No big deal, I drilled a second hole and bam it was on. It fit great other than the missing hole. Everything else I have gotten has fit great. They stock tail lights too. \r
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E. Zach Lee-Wright
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