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interior panels
Ok, I am trying to find the inside corner ‘plastic’ pieces that the seat belts come through on my ’85 F150…mine are crumbling…just installed new seat belts and now they are even worse off.
unable to find anyone with the interior trim for this truck…any guidance would be great…none at LMC and none at Jeffs bronco graveyard…where else to check? thx
unable to find anyone with the interior trim for this truck…any guidance would be great…none at LMC and none at Jeffs bronco graveyard…where else to check? thx
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Thanks Dave…ebay I will check…tried reinstalling the ones I have but lost interest too mangled to deal with…painted them with SEMS bluebird brown and the color came out great…also the new seatbelts have been a challenge…getting older is no fun for this kinda work...
too mangled to deal with…painted them with SEMS bluebird brown and the color came out great…also the new seatbelts have been a challenge…getting older is no fun for this kinda work...
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My truck has been running around the last 6 years with no A pillar panels.
1 because no one makes them and 2 did not have the time to try and repair what I got.
My door panels were chalky so I hit them with sand paper to get most of it off, repaired some cracks and also hit them with SEM paint as a quick fix because I had a show to attend.
I was then going to buy new door panels when I had the money. Well when I had the money I could not find panels, I have the slider locks.
Like the pillar panels I been rocking the doors for six years now and have held up well.
When I fix the pillar panels I will redo the door panels, I have new slider locks and arm rests as I did nt have them back then, and recover the seat as it has a few rips.
Dave ----
1 because no one makes them and 2 did not have the time to try and repair what I got.
My door panels were chalky so I hit them with sand paper to get most of it off, repaired some cracks and also hit them with SEM paint as a quick fix because I had a show to attend.
I was then going to buy new door panels when I had the money. Well when I had the money I could not find panels, I have the slider locks.
Like the pillar panels I been rocking the doors for six years now and have held up well.
When I fix the pillar panels I will redo the door panels, I have new slider locks and arm rests as I did nt have them back then, and recover the seat as it has a few rips.
Dave ----
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Ok, I am trying to find the inside corner ‘plastic’ pieces that the seat belts come through on my ’85 F150…mine are crumbling…just installed new seat belts and now they are even worse off. unable to find anyone with the interior trim for this truck…any guidance would be great…none at LMC and none at Jeffs bronco graveyard…where else to check? thx
unable to find anyone with the interior trim for this truck…any guidance would be great…none at LMC and none at Jeffs bronco graveyard…where else to check? thx
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