Ford Part#37700107 Trim Plugs

They look like the plugs for the attaching holes in the armrests.

Deeb is definately right about the door plugs!
The only problem is Deeb's steering wheel has obviously been put on the wrong side of the car.

under down different are sure things, yup

Have a great christmas Deeb!
I was in Toronto last year for christmas.
Hope it doesnt snow too much for you.
Make sure you keep you car warm, I know how cold it gets there!
Dennis

Yes, that's what they are. They are the plugs that cover the screw holes that hold the arm rest to the door panel.

Just got Grahams Pantera catalog and they have them for sale at 15.00 for a set of 3, Early and Late cars. Which is great news since I need a set....

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Originally posted by Motocollege:
Does anyone recognize these things as having come off of a Pantera? I was told they were originally bought for one a long time ago, but I wanted to confirm. Pictures are at http://www.motocollege.com/Plugs

Thanks for your help!

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Just got Grahams Pantera catalog and they have them for sale at 15.00 for a set of 3, Early and Late cars. Which is great news since I need a set....

Want these? 10 bucks.

These are too small to be the armrest plugs and are not the anchors that the armrest screws screw into (those are white). Can anyone xreference the part no in the second picture?

Possible guesses: Anchors for the cowl grills or front nose screen?

Jeff
6559

Your right Jeff, there are to small to be the arm rest plugs.

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Originally posted by jeff6559:
These are too small to be the armrest plugs and are not the anchors that the armrest screws screw into (those are white). Can anyone xreference the part no in the second picture?

Possible guesses: Anchors for the cowl grills or front nose screen?

Jeff
6559

I think they may still be the armrest plugs, but it is hard to tell in the picture. the hand holding the card looks to be several feet from the plug. but to be sure, the picture should be retaken next to some form of scale. They defintely look like the flat armrest plug and not the cowl plugs which from the factory and a;ll of the suppliers that I have seen are white. Missing from the picture is the angled plug that will go in the topo of the armrest.

Gary #06984

Check The Pics again. I have a ruler in shot now as a frame of reference.

Thanks for all ya'lls help. I really appreciate it.

The flat round head of a couple of the arm rest plugs are molded to the cylindrical section at an angle, others are molded perpendicular.

The "L" front bumper has similar plugs in which the head is perpendicular to the cylindrical section, such as in motcollege's picture. However, I can't vouch for the size of the plug. Someone with an "L" needs to measure the diameter of the plugs in their bumper, determine if the round heads are about 1" diameter as in the picture. My "L" no longer has the oem bumper.

The fact that the plugs came in a package of 2 makes me suspect they are bumper inserts.

Those are the only 2 locations I can think of were such trim pieces are utilized on the Pantera.

The part number is NOT a Ford part number. Somebody with the Pantera pars book could verify if the part number on the package corresponds with the part number in the parts book. I don't have one of those available either. There's one on Wilkinson's web site, but my employer's internet filter will not let me access his site while I'm at work.

your friend on the DTBB, George

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The part number is NOT a Ford part number. Somebody with the Pantera pars book could verify if the part number on the package corresponds with the part number in the parts book. I don't have one of those available either. There's one on Wilkinson's web site, but my employer's internet filter will not let me access his site while I'm at work.

I think you're right on the L bumper piece. I called Wilkinson and he said the part number matched, so...

Thanks for all your help!