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Rod Doors
Hey everyone,
I am just finishing up the last part of sanding on my truck before it will be painted hopefully in a few weeks and I just got done putting POR-15 on the chassis/drivetrain of my truck(which I must say is an awesome product!). After the paint job(the inside is going to be metallic silver and the outside Viper Metallic Blue), I want to put the door panels found at www.roddoors.com. I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience with them or with their products. I think it would be a nice addition and doesn't look to hard to customize to fit my truck. Thank ya much!
I am just finishing up the last part of sanding on my truck before it will be painted hopefully in a few weeks and I just got done putting POR-15 on the chassis/drivetrain of my truck(which I must say is an awesome product!). After the paint job(the inside is going to be metallic silver and the outside Viper Metallic Blue), I want to put the door panels found at www.roddoors.com. I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience with them or with their products. I think it would be a nice addition and doesn't look to hard to customize to fit my truck. Thank ya much!
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Kyle,
I saw their display cab at the F100 Super Nationals. It impressed me. Especially the headliner for $139, $60 less than the stock cardboard ones. They have a panel for behind the seats, with or without the gas tank. Just glue on your favorite fabric or vinyl and pop into place with velcro. No sewing or funky clips.
I saw their display cab at the F100 Super Nationals. It impressed me. Especially the headliner for $139, $60 less than the stock cardboard ones. They have a panel for behind the seats, with or without the gas tank. Just glue on your favorite fabric or vinyl and pop into place with velcro. No sewing or funky clips.
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there site doesn't have door panels just for our trucks, but I found some that looks like they are just door panels you can shave to make fit. I looked at some of the s and they look about the same shape as our doors and you can order them in different dimensions. I am also thinking about geting that "FORD" script thingy to put under the headliner...looks pretty cool. Thanks for the responses!
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I also saw the display at the supernats and was quite impressed. I was talking to one of the sales guys and he said that they just started carrying the 61-66 interior. The kickpanels are perfect fit, including that indent for the fender bolt just under the dash, the door panels fit the curves of the doors, and the headliner is perfect. I also liked the seat that they had in it, but since i have a good original I'm just gonna recover it. With the panels from roddoors and buying fabric for seat/panels and carpet I'm only gonna have about 500$ in the interior, which is a steal for the professional look it has.
I'm also considering the dash insert from Carolina Classics for the 6 guage panel. I love the look of the old cluster, but I want a full set of real (reliable) guages.
Tyson
I'm also considering the dash insert from Carolina Classics for the 6 guage panel. I love the look of the old cluster, but I want a full set of real (reliable) guages.
Tyson
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Thier NEW catalog does show pictures for our trucks. Page 10. I saw the display too at PF and they looked great. It's a FULL door panel, not the little stock ones. Covers the whole door. They also have kick panels with and without speaker mounts. I think the guy told me they still had to update thier website. They introduced those new 61-66 products AT the Forge. The seat is awsume too!! Later,
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