70-71 Challenger rear convert panels.

[js27]

Anybody know if these are any good-fit finish-correct.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-71-Challenger-Convertible-BLACK-Rear-Driver-Passenger-Interior-Panels/172602689383?fits=Year%3A1970%7CModel%3AChallenger%7CMake%3ADodge&hash=item282fec0767%3Ag%3AVa4AAOSwN8FZunmI&vxp=mtr&fbclid=IwAR0qEsQ2cCGzqskM6IZBidbm2ietGNQRmi_Qib_6LUthc7LAxyzF71QW26k

JS27

[Rich G.]

They sure don't give you much information about them or who makes them. I got Palcos for my 70. Fit was real good. Grain was pretty close but you can tell it was different then my fronts but I had no choice since mine were terrible. There aren't much options available. OER said they were working on them when I was looking but they had no clue if or when they would be done.

[anlauto]

Here is two sets I installed last year....

[anlauto]

In the black set you can see the colour isn't a perfect match to the Metro door panels. I would recommend painting all four panels with SEM Landau Black.

[JH27N0B]

So those are Palco panels?  I know many have been asking for injection molded convertible panels, but the demand just isn't there to justify the tooling.
That ebay vendor is in St Charles Ill... that is my stomping grounds, I'm there several times a week.  Never heard of them.
Maybe just a small office warehouse type operation that drop ships most everything they sell?

[E74cuda]

I used the Palco ones in a 1970 Barracuda convertible along with original black fronts. They fit decent and pretty much nobody really recognized them. They do look different upon close inspection but with zero other choices they work.