Goodmark Automotive Parts & Tools

The company was founded in 1991 by car enthusiasts who recognized that there was a need for quality restoration parts, if the restoration of our beloved American classics was to continue. Goodmark Industries offers a wide range of restoration parts that are equal in quality to original equipment, so you can buy with confidence knowing Goodmark auto parts will fit and appear just like the OEM ones.

Nowadays the company offers a tremendous array of sheet metal, trim parts, and accessories for popular cars like the Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang, and for previously difficult to restore cars like the Dodge Challenger and Plymouth Barracuda. Goodmark uses CAD/CAM (computer aided design and computer aided manufacturing) software and modern tooling to create parts that are identical to factory original for perfect fit and finish.

Some companies spend a lot of time telling you how good their products are, and then there are those that take the time to make sure they are. Goodmark is definitely in the latter category. The folks at Goodmark test fit each part design to make sure it fits and looks properly. As further proof of quality, many Goodmark parts have been approved by the manufacturers of the original equipment and are licensed to be sold as genuine replacement parts.

Goodmark has a wide range of quality replacement panels. They're dimensioned properly to facilitate installation so they match up properly with your existing sheet metal. And Goodmark doesn't just carry common panels like fenders. Because they're enthusiasts themselves they know that some models had rust problems peculiar to their design, which is why Goodmark carries complete floor pans, partial floor pans, rocker panels, rocker panel extensions, etc.

A prime example of how Goodmark goes the extra mile for their customers is the application of Electro Deposit Primer (EDP) to most of Goodmark sheet metal panels, which makes an excellent primer under your paint job. EDP only requires light scuffing for paint adhesion and is applied electrically, similar to a plating process, to ensure that a rust resistant coating reaches every nook and cranny of the part for the ultimate in rust prevention.