InteriorDiscussion about interior restoration, repairs, and modification.
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hey guys, how about sheet metal? would sheet metal door panels work?? would it be too heavy? and would it burn me during the summer?
cuz i can get some sheet metal fairly easy and then just painting it would be the easiest thing for me.... has any1 done it before?? if u have can we see some pics
if you have access to a sheet metal brake, you can make them look decent.
i you are planning on screwing, ziptie, or liquid nail a piece of rusty metal on, please re think things.
wolfe has a set of panels that are nice for ready made panels.
they are pricey if you work with metal, but if you arent familiar with metal working, its best to buy the prefabs.
I dunno, I hear 4th gen door panels fit 3rd gens with a little work...
I might even wanna check these out. I curren't have nothing.
you are correct. but the door handle is moved just a touch. not sure how that would interfer. either a gap, or have to modify the panel.
its a good possibility they can fit.
