Posted by David Blodgett on December 11, 1998 at 22:51:45:
In Reply to: Re: MORE SPECIFIC posted by Randy Campbell on December 10, 1998 at 02:27:24:
Well, I'm pretty sure they are still there. I'm going up there tomorrow morning at 6, so if you would like me to pick them up for you I'd be glad to. Just post another message or email me. I'm not sure how much they will cost, but I can tell you it won't be much.
: Do you think they are still there?
: How much would they be probably?
: : Well, I had the same prob with my front kick panels. I got a pair off a 71 that still has the rear kick panels. They are in great condition and the seatbelts come through the panels. Mine don't, but mine's a 71. The only prob is that they are black. I've never tried changing the color of something like this, so I couldn't tell you how hard it would be.
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: : : They are for a '72 2-door, The seat belts come through the panels. Did early models not come through the panels? Aren't they the same all the way to '77? I thought if I found some a different color that I could change them to white, depending on how hard that would be. Mine are extremely dry and dust falls off almost to the touch. In fact, there is a small hole thats has formed towards the front of the panel. THESE ARE DRY DRY PANELS!!!
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: : : : you need be more specific. do you need them for a 2 or 4 door? what year car? do you seat belts come through the panels? stuff like that. I dont have any, but I know where I can get blue ones from a 4dr comet, post 73, and black ones from a pre 73 maverick that the seat belts come through.
: : : : : I need rear kick panels in white. Anyone have any? Or know where I can find some? Is it fairly easy to change color? I've tried painting some plastics and they always turned out "fair". Any tips?