1969 Door Sill
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1969 Door Sill
Can anyone tell me what this item is? This is on the drivers side and appears to have been painted over. The one on the passenger side has cracked and part of it has fallen off. We are trying to restore this car as exact as possible. Any help would be appreciated.
This is the link to the picture, I was not sure how to load it.
http://pictures.sprintpcs.com//mmps/...ideo=true&wm=1
This is the link to the picture, I was not sure how to load it.
http://pictures.sprintpcs.com//mmps/...ideo=true&wm=1
Melting Slicks
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From: Tolland CT
Can anyone tell me what this item is? This is on the drivers side and appears to have been painted over. The one on the passenger side has cracked and part of it has fallen off. We are trying to restore this car as exact as possible. Any help would be appreciated.
This is the link to the picture, I was not sure how to load it.
http://pictures.sprintpcs.com//mmps/...ideo=true&wm=1
This is the link to the picture, I was not sure how to load it.
http://pictures.sprintpcs.com//mmps/...ideo=true&wm=1
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From: NY
After reading the disclaimer for the sale of the part:
Hand Layup (HL): Hand layup parts are manufactured by hand laminating pattern cut fiberglass mat and fiberglass resin into a precision mold. This method produces high strength panels with uniform thickness and a smooth surface only on 1 side. These parts may require much finesse work to achieve the proper fit and finish. Please note that all hand layup parts are non-returnable
I think you are right. Looks like even if you buy the pair for $57 (plus S&H) I wind up making it myself anyway.
Never mind the satisfaction.
Hand Layup (HL): Hand layup parts are manufactured by hand laminating pattern cut fiberglass mat and fiberglass resin into a precision mold. This method produces high strength panels with uniform thickness and a smooth surface only on 1 side. These parts may require much finesse work to achieve the proper fit and finish. Please note that all hand layup parts are non-returnable
I think you are right. Looks like even if you buy the pair for $57 (plus S&H) I wind up making it myself anyway.
Never mind the satisfaction.
Le Mans Master
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From: New Hill NC
After reading the disclaimer for the sale of the part:
Hand Layup (HL): Hand layup parts are manufactured by hand laminating pattern cut fiberglass mat and fiberglass resin into a precision mold. This method produces high strength panels with uniform thickness and a smooth surface only on 1 side. These parts may require much finesse work to achieve the proper fit and finish. Please note that all hand layup parts are non-returnable
I think you are right. Looks like even if you buy the pair for $57 (plus S&H) I wind up making it myself anyway.
Never mind the satisfaction.
Hand Layup (HL): Hand layup parts are manufactured by hand laminating pattern cut fiberglass mat and fiberglass resin into a precision mold. This method produces high strength panels with uniform thickness and a smooth surface only on 1 side. These parts may require much finesse work to achieve the proper fit and finish. Please note that all hand layup parts are non-returnable
I think you are right. Looks like even if you buy the pair for $57 (plus S&H) I wind up making it myself anyway.
Never mind the satisfaction.
