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02-08-2024, 07:46 PM
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67-71 Door panel question
I have a 67 now, and I want to use 70-71 door panels when I restore the interior. (The CST style, with the wood strip across the top.
My question being - Are the holes in the door panels the same on the 67-71 doors? I know 72 is different but would the 70-71 work with my 67 doors, window cranks, handles etc? Just making sure before i buy the door panels Thanks.
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02-09-2024, 01:11 AM
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Re: 67-71 Door panel question
The steel Door Panels are the same. They just changed up the yinyl trim covers. Standard had painted steel panels. Often in Fawn.
Deluxe '67/'68 had vertical pleats. '69 - Later had the scroll, and later the woodie trim. '67 -Only on the Armrests. '67 Door Handles and Window Cranks are slimmer than '68-'72. They look cooler, but break easier. '68s will fit. The Vent Window catch is more like the MY '66 -Earlier.
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02-12-2024, 09:46 PM
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Re: 67-71 Door panel question
Same,
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