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inner door panels
does anyone know of a pre made inner door panel for these cars? the ones I have seen seem to be made by local upholstery shops,rather pricey, thanks upfront for any help.
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Carlo
I too have yet to do my door panels...The only ones I have seen premade are at Tristate MotorSports...for 150 bucks USD
Panel Also FFR sells a set that is basically the material to do a dashblank ,doorpanels, e-brake boot etc ...you still have to do the work though. same price...143 Tim |
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The door panel you linked looks like a really bad set of dentures!!!!! BigMike |
Try A&C in Buffalo. Mine just arriveds and look nice. I'm just not sure about the mating area with the door hinge, and how your door might be a little different. Shell Valley has been helpful too and could source them for you.
Good luck -wadesdad |
thanks guys,you gotta love this site!
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Make your own door panels. I made mine with a piece of hardboard, some padding, grained black vinyl, contact cement, and attached to the door with silver appearance screws. They turned out great and probably cost all of $40 and took a couple of hours to make. They sure look better than the piece of vinyl the PO glued on. My next project is door latch straps.
Rich |
Rich
Good plan, I will be making mine as well I have cardboard for templates and will be doing them in vinyll as well. The bottom done in matching carpets isn't bad either. If I get brave you may see an attempt at mappockets...LOL Really it will cost us materials and at that theres very little... Tim |
After reading this I got really motivated and not only did the latch pulls, but pockets as well.
Rich ----------------------------------- I tried posting a picture, but it's not happening. ----------------------------------- Okay, try this: http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/index.php?photo=1165 |
Rich
I had to save the pic then lighten it up to see the detail....looks good. Did you use backing/padding behind the vinyl or is it glued right to the hardboard? You doing this on the fly as we speak?? I thought you had it done already....wow. Tim |
Carlo here's an old thread
along the same lines I started a while back
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/show...ght=door+panel Lots of good ideas in there, as well as an ERA. Tim |
Tim, sorry about the picture quality. I was in a hurry. The door panels were done,but I added the pockets and pull straps yesterday. If I'd known it was going to be so easy I would have done it a long time ago.
Rich |
Whaler,thanks for all the threads,ck. out the quick job Rich did on the spur of the moment,very nice,I'm definately doing my own.
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Some more details re: cobra panels
"Doorpanels
427S/C The S/C was not fitted with door pockets. The inside of the door was trimmed with black Vinyl or leather. 427R The inside of the door was trimmed like the S/C, but the Roadster also had door pockets. (Black) AC289 As for the Roadster, but the colour of the material matched the rest of the upholstery. Door trimming All the models had an aluminium strip along the sill of the door. This strip extended from the bottom of the hinge all the way around the bottom of the door sill to the door latch striker. The strip was engraved with the "FOMOCO" logo in the centre." From the site in Australia http://users.pipeline.com.au/bryanw/ Tim |
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