Rock Me!

[restore 3]

The answer has probably been posted 1000 times, Rocker Panels for 78-79 stepside w100? I'm looking for quality and fair price. May I have some good input on this, as I know EVERYONE has/had the Rocker Rust Out Blues at one time or another. Last time i fixed rocker panels I used a full can of bondo and a half a case of sandpaper on my 65 mustang! I was 16 and it was my first car. Hey, plastics were hot in the sixties, just ask "The Graduate"!:thumb:

 

[bikinkawboy]

Last fall I replaced one, I got it from rock auto. Total price was $40, I think it was $30 with $10 shipping. It was made in Taiwan, but it fit great and was finished nicely. I squirted a little primer on it and then painted it, looks good. I got the full length one that extends all the way to the back of the cab. I used an air chisel to cur the old one off and riveted the new one on.

 

[DodgeAddict]

Restore 3, there's no good or bad place really to buy rockers made by one company & one company only The 1st gen (72-93) are the easiest of any to change of any car or truck made. Bikin made it sound easy & it is

 

[secret indy]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-1993-D...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item19e66c6652

I haven't tried these personally but am going to. The price is right and look decent.