Interior panel trim
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Interior panel trim
Can someone post a picture of what should go on the rear interior panel to body, see pics.
Thanks,
Joe
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Joe
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I'm not aware of anything. The fiberglass panel slips into the body panel. A bolt holds it at the bottom and one trim screw holds it about half way up. 
Dennis
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Joe,
If it a 63, it gets this: http://www.ecklerscorvette.com/corve...lack-1963.html
If it's a 64 plus, then there should be a pocket for it to slide into.
Mike Coletta
If it a 63, it gets this: http://www.ecklerscorvette.com/corve...lack-1963.html
If it's a 64 plus, then there should be a pocket for it to slide into.
Mike Coletta
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Thanks Mike,
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Can anyone post at picture?
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My original '67 never had anything to cover the two together. The panel just slipped into the grove. I guess a change occurred in the later years. Maybe the '66 and '67 were alike. Dennis
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My original '67 never had anything to cover the two together. The panel just slipped into the grove. I guess a change occurred in the later years. Maybe the '66 and '67 were alike. Dennis
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JOE,
Pictures attached from my 65 coupe.
The first pic is on the drivers side.
The second pic is on the passenger side and the cover at the top is missing.
The panel slides into a channel inboard of the striker plate.
Bruce B
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ictures attached from my 65 coupe.
Pictures attached from my 65 coupe.
The first pic is on the drivers side.
The second pic is on the passenger side and the cover at the top is missing.
The panel slides into a channel inboard of the striker plate.
Bruce B
p
ictures attached from my 65 coupe.