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Hello all,
Can anyone tell me where I might find front and rear, right hand door skins for a '63 Nova wagon? I actually only need the bottom half for each but I'll consider whatever's going.
Thanks,
Tim
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Hi Tim,
Unfortunately at the present time no Chevy II/Nova four door skins or quarter panels are being reproduced. Breakers or DYI is "what's going". Could try stevesnovasite for parts.
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So my door panels are the same size as a four door sedan's?
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The front door is the same as a 4 door.
The rear door is wagon only due to the window frame area.
The front and rear door replacemt panels are the same for 4 door and wagon.
My parts book goes only up to 1964 but looking at pictures it is safe to say the 1961-1965 doors are the same.
Also I would say with some surgery the 4 door rear door assembly could could be converted by exchanging the window frame.
Last edited by Chev Nut; 07/24/16 04:43 PM.
Gene Schneider
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Great, thanks. I 'only' need lower door skins as mine are full of Bondo so you've been a huge help. At least I now know the variety of unobtainium I'm after.
Tim
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