Urban_suburban wrote:

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I ordered a proper rear quarter from noram and have not installed it yet but overloaded and it appeared decent. Canadian company too.

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Is that actually for a Parisienne or a U.S. make Mike?

For Wayne's car or the wagon?

Let us know how it works out.

posnick wrote:

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Nothing specific for the Parisienne. Here is the link NORAM sent me when I inquired.

https://www.noramstore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=0865760U

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Ah ha. Always wanted to know the difference in fitment between a '64 Catalina and a '64 Parisienne. I have a NOS '64 Parisienne passenger patch quarter kicking around.

You just cut short for the Canadian car or gp etc, they actually made me a short one for the wagonas I did not require the material ahead of the wheel opening its soon on the agenda I'll post pics on the build thread soon hopefully

Wheel well opening is not correct for wagon but here are some pictures of the panel from them 

 

 

 

 

 

-- Edited by Urban_suburban on Tuesday 22nd of November 2016 12:24:41 PM

do what i did. I called the canadian number and spoke to Dave i believe and had them make the panel short. I send him a photo showing what i wanted and they made it to order

 

Here is exactly the photo i sent along with the dimension to be sure of the length being a wagon

It will - but the wagon is about 3 or 4 inches longer behind the wheel. I couldn't get it up right but it looked good. I borrowed my wife's sewing measuring tape to check dimensions and the matched other than length. All the horizontal lines matched. The wheel opening is about an 1-1/4" shorter then the convertible

-- Edited by Urban_suburban on Wednesday 23rd of November 2016 11:43:42 AM