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I too am in favor of the cleaner look and tucked behind the pillar.
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Doesnt the chrome strip at the top of the rear panel help to form the needed contour? I dont see the strip I am thinking about in any of the pics.
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You can go all the way past the piece in the front if you put a formed spacer across the top edge as seen here:
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I don't have a chrome strip on mine. Does anyone have a pic of it? Let me think about the spacer idea, that may work.
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I like the spacer idea... especially for those who dont have the chrome strips at the top.
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Ok, so the metal strip creates a straight line for the panel.... thinking........
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The metal trim does not make it a straight line it simply went over the origional panel in-between the front and rear posts. The trim slides over the panel.
The spacer plan is a good one but you would not be able to use the stock chrome trim, if you had it. It was a CST trim piece. The spacer and panel would be to thick for the trim to slide over. Here are picts I put a trim on a 72 that is awaiting interior. I mocked up the trim so you could see it. On my other 72 I had my upolstry guy use a thin piece of plywood and then covered it with vinyl to match. The plywood was thin enough that we could bend it around the posts and use screws to hold in place. If you could use a thin piece of allum that could be held with screws around the post that would be cleanier and like stock. |
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I have decided to do a mockup in aluminum. That will be the best way to go.
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Cant wait to see these..
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Update? Pics?
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Why not just make them the same dimension as original panels, so they fit using the buyers existing hardware? No need for spacers, etc.
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What does the alumabond look like.
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Alumabond is slick just like regular aluminum. Alumabond is out now because I will have to put two breaks in order to fill the gap. I am going to mock up the panels out of aluminum. I have been swamped and will be getting back on this soon. The one thing that does concern me is how to ship them without them getting damaged.
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Another option would be to make your own trim piece so the panels will work for owners whether they have they trim or not.
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Any progress on these? Making my Christmas list.
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I have been SWAMPED. The online fuel cell orders have been thru the roof! Thanks to all! I will get back on this soon. Sorry for the delays. Thanks!
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I could drive from Houston to pick up a pair.
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I am interested also!!:metal:
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Subscribed.
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I am interested, do you have them available yet?
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What's the price on these?
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Ok, I have really dropped the ball on this one. We have been extremely busy and short handed (had a guy quit, I know in this economy, that's unheard of). What I CAN offer right now is full size paper patterns so that anyone can produce them from the material they want. I can do $25 + shipping in the continental US. Eventually, I will produce the panels, I just don't have the time for R&D right now. Thanks everyone.
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