I'm looking for patch panels to fix the wheel well area of my '91 sub but having trouble. The section I need to replace looks like its part of the rear wheel well but the wheel wells are actually bolted to it. This part also serves as a mounting point for the quarter panel. Anyway I know one company has the parts I need but can't remember the name of the website. I remember coming accross the ad for the company many times in the past but I can't find it now. The add showed a black and white picture of a suburban with some off road accessories. If anyone knows the name of the website or some other place I can find the part let me know.

I'm looking for patch panels to fix the wheel well area of my '91 sub but having trouble. The section I need to replace looks like its part of the rear wheel well but the wheel wells are actually bolted to it. This part also serves as a mounting point for the quarter panel. Anyway I know one company has the parts I need but can't remember the name of the website. I remember coming accross the ad for the company many times in the past but I can't find it now. The add showed a black and white picture of a suburban with some off road accessories. If anyone knows the name of the website or some other place I can find the part let me know.

You can try www.shermanparts.com (http://www.shermanparts.com) or www.yearone.com (http://www.yearone.com)

http://www.lmctruck.com/features/cd/CD_3.htm

None of those seem to carry it. If they do their not show it in their online catalogs. I took some photos to give a clearer idea of what I'm talking about. One photo is the suburban(shows whats mostly gone cause of rust), the other photo I took at a friends house(almost perfect)

None of those seem to carry it. If they do their not show it in their online catalogs. I took some photos to give a clearer idea of what I'm talking about. One photo is the suburban(shows whats mostly gone cause of rust), the other photo I took at a friends house(almost perfect)

You can try the General, but the pricing might be a little high. Try www.partszoneonline.com (http://www.partszoneonline.com) They sell genuine GM parts for a lot less than your local dealer. Give them the last 8 digits of your VIN, the parts you're looking for and they will get you a price and availability.