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NOS Bellett panels advertised on gumtree 
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Car(s): PR90, PR91, Teardrop Bellett Sedan, 1979 Pontiac Trans Am Firebird, 1975 HJ Belmont Ute,Yamaha YB100
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Heres the link http://sa.gumtree.com.au/c-Cars-Vehicle ... Z346116515

Dont get over excited cause they all are going onto "Darryl" :P :P :P


Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:32 am
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Car(s): 68gt coupe , 98 toyota prado
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didnt think 68 models came with square lights ? rear all ones i saw where rectangle


Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:07 am
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Rear fenders a bit short for a GT, or is there a join in the middle of the rear arches that was filled in production? Hopefully one of you guru's snaps these up.


Mon Jan 16, 2012 10:54 pm
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Rod you may be right about 68 tail lights but all I know is this matches my 67 GT rear end.
Rear quarters are to short for GT, may be sedan but they might still go on my GT. Will asses that when I fully strip chasis later this year. Right now i'm just in shock that i have some NOS panels :o and still smile everyday when I walk out the back door and see my half stripped, rusty GT sitting under the pergola. Didnt think I'd ever see either of theses 6 months ago :P. Shows that there must be more cars and good parts out there that we dont know about yet.


Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:11 am
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Car(s): Roman Red 1965 Sedan, Mint 67 Sedan Auto, 1967 GT , 1.5x 1967 sedans, 1968 Deluxe Sedan, 1965 Wasp Ute (Resto project)
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Your right Claws...

Today's post for a 66 sedan for sale just shows that they are still coming up and if your quick you may just get yourself more stuff to keep filling up that shed at home!

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Wed Jan 18, 2012 7:38 am
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GT quarters are one piece from the door frame to the rear. these panels look like sedan quarters too me by the length and the angle where they would meet the rear doors. They will still fit a GT with a join down the middle tho.
Most 68 models in Aust are square tailight units. The long tailight units were built in Japan from may 68 but we didn't get them until nov 68 or there abouts so the seller was correct in naming them as 68 model panels.
this is why the very late 68 model cars are referred to as 69 models sometimes, and as an example my own 68 GT is a single headlight square tailight car and was built in feb 68 but not sold here till mid year.


Wed Jan 18, 2012 9:24 pm
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oz_toffa wrote:
Your right Claws...

Today's post for a 66 sedan for sale just shows that they are still coming up and if your quick you may just get yourself more stuff to keep filling up that shed at home!

OZ

that is a very well known car over here and has been around us since the mid 90's.
and trust me there's quite a few cars around that aren't known about still!


Wed Jan 18, 2012 9:30 pm
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