Anyone Fabricate Their Own Door Sill Plates?

[Dibbons]

The 71-74 door sill plates split at the ends, at least mine have. I guess they are constructed of thin aluminum. I have already had fabricated in stainless steel the glove compartment, rear deck shelf, and rear seat trunk divider. I am thinking about doing the same the these inferior door sill pieces. Anyone out there beat me to it, I would like to see how they turned out? Thank you.

 

[Cranky]

If you've posted pics of the other things you fabbed up, I missed it.....and wouldn't mind seeing them.

 

[slepr1]

I've been looking forever for fabbed door sills. I've powder coated them to give them a better finish and durability.

 

[Dibbons]

See post #7:

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/mopa...plates-worth-the-price.132149/#post-910693802

See post #1:

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/mopa...sp-restoration-too-far.167718/#post-911183412

 

[Sebring]

The 71-74 door sill plates split at the ends, at least mine have. I guess they are constructed of thin aluminum. I have already had fabricated in stainless steel the glove compartment, rear deck shelf, and rear seat trunk divider. I am thinking about doing the same the these inferior door sill pieces. Anyone out there beat me to it, I would like to see how they turned out? Thank you.

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Wow super nice job!

 

[Dibbons]

That door sill foto in post #1 is reproduction stuff I found on the internet. I have not tried to fab anything yet.

 

[Sebring]

That door sill foto in post #1 is reproduction stuff I found on the internet. I have not tried to fab anything yet.

Gotcha l thought you'd fab'd them up already