Reply to "recovering interior door panels"

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I was lucky and the door cards had not been cut for speakers. I also did not attempt to match the original material and went with "my taste".

NOW, my dash had been cutup for extra gauges. I took it to a body shop and had them repair it like they would for a plastic body part. I am sure that would work for the door cards.

I seem to recall Kirt Evans http://www.amerisportindustries.com/contact
was offering new door cards. New would proably be cheaper than having repaired

(My speakers had been installed in the console kick panels)

1/18/167:42 AM

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