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BLUECOBRA01

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I am in the middle of changing my interior color on my 67 coupe. The rear interior panels are all banged up and was wondering if any one knew where I can purchase these. To describe the part I am talking about, its the metal part in the back seat that the rear window crank is. The part is painted the same color as the interior. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

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mustangdave

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Those are not available unless you want to cut out a used one and weld it in. I would suggest just hammering it out and forget about it. The trim panel will cover it anyway. I can't imagine how it got beat up unless somebody left the interior panel off for a long time and carried a set of weights back there.

 

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gzminiz

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i thought I saw them in cj's pony parts, but i could be wrong, And I am sure you don't need to weld them in. I just gutted my 67 coupe and i pulled them out without cutting.

 

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mustangdave

My rearend needs a stud and two nuts.

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He said the metal part, not the plastic interior part and as far as I know those are not available.

 

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gzminiz

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my interior parts aren't plastic, they are all metal...

 

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65nProgress

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In my 65, they are metal too.

 

67coupestang

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mine are metal and they come out with a few screws, check a yard man

 

billbanshee

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should be able to straighten em out just like any other body work

 

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67CoupeDriva

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The interior quarters are metal. Problem with trying to do bodywork on them is that they have the "leather" grain that you'll lose in sanding, etc.. Can't get them in reproduction, either. You'll have to find a set from salvage, or on Ebay. I have also seen them (and the doors) covered in a thin vinyl sheet once the grain was gone, which also added a little richer look and feel to the interior over the steel.