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Chevy Roof Panel Assembly, Complete, 4-Door Sedan, 1955-1956 (Four-Door)

Item EK-57-352956-1
Eckler's no longer carries the Chevy Roof Panel Assembly, Complete, 4-Door Sedan, 1955-1956 (Four-Door). Please check out Tri-Five Body & Glass for an updated selection.
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    Features

    • Best Quality Reproduction Of The Original GM Roof Panel
    • The Best, Most Complete Way To Repair Rust Damage In Your Top/Roof Assembly
    • Includes The Entire Top Structure With All Side & Cross Bows Fully Welded
    • Includes Both Drip Rails
    • Includes Top Skin
    • Includes Windshield And Back Glass Center Fixtures To Ensure Proper Glass Openings
    • Includes Replacement Inner B-Pillar Posts
    • Skin & Drip Rails Must Be Removed, Reinstalled And Welded Once Structure Is Installed
    • Instructions Included
    • This Part Is Custom Built...Please Allow 2 Weeks Additional Build Time
    • Ecklers Legacy Number: 57-10861

    Description

    The experts at Eckler's Classic Chevy know digging into the top skin, drip rails and top structure around the glass openings on your 1955-1956 Chevrolet Bel Air, 210, or 150 4-door Post Sedan can become quite a mess. Rust damage in this area can cause many to overlook or abandon an otherwise restorable car. With this in mind, Ecklers Classic Chevy brings your this all-new assembly to allow complete and proper repair of the top (roof) assembly including the structure, drip rails and skin. This roof assembly for the 4-door sedan is not finish welded because the quarter panels must be attached to the top structure before the drip rails and skin are welded in place. All of our assemblies include instructions as well as windshield and rear glass center fixtures to ensure proper glass openings.

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