OldFireGuy
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Looking for door panels (black) for my 67 Coronet, nice used or new. Anyone? Not concerned about being 'correct' as long as they are nice and fit properly.
Source for door panels?
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66coronet500
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Got mine from http://www.onlineupholsteryandmore.com/
Good price and quality.
Good price and quality.
70RR
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Door panels cheapest i found
I too am shopping for door panels..I am hoping to find a nice used pair..
I did find the cheapest price new of $169 for a pair for my 1969 Roadrunner from S&S Classic in Pa # 724-654-2948 Good Luck Rick :grin:
UOTE=OldFireGuy;909748153]Looking for door panels (black) for my 67 Coronet, nice used or new. Anyone? Not concerned about being 'correct' as long as they are nice and fit properly.[/QUOTE]
I too am shopping for door panels..I am hoping to find a nice used pair..
I did find the cheapest price new of $169 for a pair for my 1969 Roadrunner from S&S Classic in Pa # 724-654-2948 Good Luck Rick :grin:
UOTE=OldFireGuy;909748153]Looking for door panels (black) for my 67 Coronet, nice used or new. Anyone? Not concerned about being 'correct' as long as they are nice and fit properly.[/QUOTE]
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OldFireGuy
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Door panels
Has anyone matched up the 68 door panels against the 66-67 panels? They look to be real close.
Has anyone matched up the 68 door panels against the 66-67 panels? They look to be real close.
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Any good upholstery shop can make them from scratch. Try my neighbor www.classiccustomupholstery.com, the pre-made ones from places like Legendary usually have to be heavily massaged to fit properly. I've learned a LOT over the past 7 years observing these guys' work. Mainly if you want a plumber don't go to Home Depot for some DIY instructions, and if you want your interior done, go to an upholstery shop and don't do the DIY route, where you think it looks good, it really looks like a turd.
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YY1
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Here's some hite ones ...currently cheap-
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-1967-D...t=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-1967-D...t=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr
9 passenger John
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Does anyone know who makes door panels for a 4 door, I need a set for my 67 440 coronet wagon.
OldFireGuy
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Call this guy.
I talked to him and ordered a set for my 67 Coronet, he offers a no hassle money back guarantee. He might be able to make a set for your wagon.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a7723f246&vxp=mtr
I talked to him and ordered a set for my 67 Coronet, he offers a no hassle money back guarantee. He might be able to make a set for your wagon.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a7723f246&vxp=mtr
Red63440
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Thats the same guy that listed above form North Collins , NY. They do great work at a reasonable price but they can't do the heat sealed chrome plastic thats found on my 63.
OldFireGuy
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Door panels received.
Got mine today from Chris McMahon/Online upholstery. Super nice craftsmanship, far nicer than stock. I'll post pics
ccasion18:ccasion18: later.
Got mine today from Chris McMahon/Online upholstery. Super nice craftsmanship, far nicer than stock. I'll post pics
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