i bought this 87 iroc a few months ago and have been working on getting it running and doing body work pretty much non stop. i am going to replace the quarter panel with a goodmark reproduction in the near future. i am planning on painting it a dark charcoal as well as adding 18" iroc wheels and lowering it. anyway.. the top pic is the day i brought her home and the lower pic was taken today. let me know what you think.

 

looks good so far, Im usually a guy who likes to save panels and straighten em but I'd definitely just replace the quarter instead of trying to straighten that!

 

yeah.. me too. i have messed with it some with the stud gun and it's just way too far gone. after it got hit appearantly someon beat the **** out of it from the inside so some of it is in too far and some is out too far. there's just not anything to go by. i think i could make it look good but it would never be right.. that's ok though.. goodmark stuff is awesome.

 

yeah low spots are the easy things to fix, high spots are a PITA though. and yeah goodmark is typically good stuff, I recently restored the body of a 67 camaro vert with all goodmark metal, everything fit fairly good, and with a little cutting and welding here and there it all fit great, except the door gaps thanks to an accident the car was in and not properly repaired from...

 

the other side is pretty much done.. i only posted the bad side because that is the only side my wife took pictures of when i brought it home.. so for comparison reasons i went with it. and yes.. i LOVE goodmark panels. i had to replace a fender on an 81 silverado i owned a few years ago and it fit perfect.