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werksberg
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 Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 10:47 pm Post subject: Dbl. Cab rear interior panels Q's |
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I was just wondering if the rear interior panels for up thru '63 Vs the '64 - '67 dbl cabs the same or not?
I know the front door panels attach differently with screws up thru '63 and ss pins for '64-'67 but the rears different in width & length?
Thanks, JM.
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doveblue3
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| Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 5:42 am Post subject: Re: Dbl. Cab rear interior panels Q's |
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| werksberg wrote: |
I was just wondering if the rear interior panels for up thru '63 Vs the '64 - '67 dbl cabs the same or not?
I know the front door panels attach differently with screws up thru '63 and ss pins for '64-'67 but the rears different in width & length?
Thanks, JM. |
I unfortunately cannot answer your question, but how are thos edouble cab roof panels acoming along? |
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werksberg
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Finishng up the dbl cab headliners today so I can have them at OCTO show on this Sunday.
I'll have to work on the shipping boxes for them late next week.
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cru62
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I used some '67 panels in my '62 DC, including the roof panels. I didn't use the door and kick panels for obvious reasons. The only one that was not a direct fit was the one behind the side door. It was too tall by ~ 1/2". But my DC had collision damage on that side so that might have been the problem. The other ones even lined up with the existing holes!
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werksberg
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Cru62, thank you.
I'm have been test fitting them this week on a '63 and some customers had given me measurements all over the map.
I just was wondering if there was differences with them.
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