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yeah, two low back bucket covers for my Scout were $700 (but were from the original fabric manufacturer)

was told these guys have been buying inventories for years. they might have it SMS Auto Fabrics - The Largest Selection of Classic Auto Interiors

If I sold door cards, I would include a photo just like this when I shipped.

If you aren't going for OEM, you could use sound deadener

thanks everybody. I thought they were glued also.

or, what is the diameter of the bezel part of the crank? I assume the manual facia (round hole) can be cut to fit a power window switch. I have a manual panel that is a nicer than my PW door panel. The PW panel has a small bit of sun degradation on the point behind the lock knob. I would...

the one above looks like it has clear adhesive squishing out. I would scuff both sides and stick it together with epoxy.

1965 too, according to my new friend: Google Lens

If the new foam were trimmed on the sides, it would be pretty close to the original. The centers are about the same width. Unless the covers are made larger to allow for the extra foam.

They had a few hours making them look like that

plus the electricals. The dozens of Solder joints do not like moisture. I marvel at sellers who want a significant price for something but can't even wipe the dirt off. Are the dials pitted? Can't tell what's under the dirt. A ten year old could figure out how to test it. Of course the belt...

I see the Sharpie F4R/T posted is paint, not ink. Those are at any office store

How about those covers for dogs that get muddy? Some look pretty stout, like they are canvas or something.

I think they make stuff from many different plastics. To repair a bumper cover, I searched the internet and found it was polypropolene while other models of the same make and year were made of ABS. The PP called for a certain adhesive. Your dash may have markings that identify what it is made...