Non-stock Steel Rocker Panels, any interest? Options

[John]

I am fabricating my own steel rocker panels from 18 gauge steel and am wondering if there is anyone interested in a set of thier own.

These are not "factory clones". They are simple 18ga sheet metal with bends at the top and bottom similar to the factory parts. (These will not have all the factory contours and lips, but will look very close to them)

They "could" be provided with or without jack holes and both ends will require finishing.

I am fabricating them this way so I can have steel flared rockers instead of the flimsy fiberglass ones that break out when pop-rivited into place at the door sills, and bolted on under the longitudinal.

I may do "finishing" of the ends for a price if there is any interest.

[John]

My plan is to have several "straight" sections broken up. I would cut the underside with a plasma cutter to the correct shape (to miss the drain holes). I was also planning on drilling them with a jig to make sure the mounting holes all line up.

I was going to leave it basically at that unless people wanted the flared ends. Or broken over ends at the front and back edges to appear more stock.

On some of my sets, I am going to form flared ends and section in metal to finish them off top and bottom.

I had planned on doing almost no work other than trimming and drilling to keep prices as low as possible.

The broken sections are $45.00 per side. I can customize the rockers for additional $.

I don't think any two flared cars have exactly the same dimensions so it would be more difficult to come up with a generic flared rocker that fits better than the flimsy fiberglass ones.