I have a 70 Pontiac Bonneville commercial chassis that was converted into an ambulance. After an accident, I need to replace the driver's rear quarter. Does anyone know if the rear quarters are the same for 1970 Catalina/Bonneville 2DR HT and convertible? I'm not so worried about the roof tie in section as I will cut that off. Just wondering if the length is the same, door jamb to tailight?
Also, are 1969 panels the same as 1970 except for the marker light holes? Thanks in advance!!
Hard to tell from the photo's in one book I have , if the quarters are the same legnth. The Bonneville looks to have more sheet metal legnth ahead of the rear wheel than the Catalina. Contour lines appear to be the same on the 69 & 70. Some of the Cat's & Bons wore fender skirts.
If you only have one door on the driverside of the ambulance I'm guessing a quarter panel from a 2 door convert or hartop is way too short.
A friend has a 70 Caddy Hearse & he found out its like 20 inches longer than a Sedan Deville / Fleetwood Brougham. That extra legnth comes in in the quarter panel area, but the fender skirts are the same as the Coupe, Sedan & Fleetwood
I saw a beautiful 1964 Bonneville Ambulance for sale at a car show in
2002 for $9000 it had 60,000 miles on it.Good Luck.
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