Vanacor's body panels
Racer
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Montgomery Alabama
Re: Vanacor's body panels (vettasy)
Vettasy
I purchased what I thought was going to be a "stinger style hood scoop" and it turned out to be a "stinger style hood" cut around the hood scoop. I think Merlin552 (sp) has had trouble with the fitment of his body panels. Understand, I am not bashing them, just thought it was very tacky/shady work on Vanacors behalf. My hood scoop did not fit properly and had 28 hrs. of hand molding and massaging. Having said that, I would buy from another vendor. If I am not mistaken 'most' quality panels are made by ACI and sold by the major vette vendors. I bought my front and rear fiberglass bumpers from Eckler's and they fit extremely good. My paint and body guy said they were/are some the better fitting glass bumpers he has installed. Several paint/body people will tell you that almost all fiberglass pieces will cause minor mounting problems. I guess the fiberglass molds can get scewed and cause fitment troubleshooting. Hope this helps !!!
I purchased what I thought was going to be a "stinger style hood scoop" and it turned out to be a "stinger style hood" cut around the hood scoop. I think Merlin552 (sp) has had trouble with the fitment of his body panels. Understand, I am not bashing them, just thought it was very tacky/shady work on Vanacors behalf. My hood scoop did not fit properly and had 28 hrs. of hand molding and massaging. Having said that, I would buy from another vendor. If I am not mistaken 'most' quality panels are made by ACI and sold by the major vette vendors. I bought my front and rear fiberglass bumpers from Eckler's and they fit extremely good. My paint and body guy said they were/are some the better fitting glass bumpers he has installed. Several paint/body people will tell you that almost all fiberglass pieces will cause minor mounting problems. I guess the fiberglass molds can get scewed and cause fitment troubleshooting. Hope this helps !!!
