I have replacement oem style door panel backing boards of the same material gm used (chipboard) for sale if interested will ship you can also call for info my cell 201-456-2352

 

How bout some pics!!

 

These are The reproduction chipboard door replacement panels

 

They look pretty good

 

I would be very interested in this, before my car was totaled I was working on a new set of door panels by integrating third and fourth gen panels into one. Unfortunately fitment wise, they never made the cut so to speak.

Did you personally make them? And if so are you going to be making more. I would like to keep this in mind for when I get a replacement third gen.

 

These panels are not made by me I am having them manufactured the idea is to reuse your original material so it matches the rest of your interior when fixing these cars up I noticed the reproduced ones never match the rest of the interior, when using these you use spray glue then attach them together and the bottom piece I had sewed on at a shoe repair shop

 

What material are they made out of? Shipping fees and the exchange rate make this a no-go deal for me... Plus I have all the tools and skill at my disposal anyways.

 

Just bought a set. Will chime in about the quality once received.

 

Added item to my ebay watch list...interested in picking up up a set in April.

TY92z...looking forward to your observations on the quality and fit.

 

I bought the first set on Ebay..Got them yesterday.They fit perfectly,Had a real good communication with Ted,explaining to me the process of stamping the panels,cool guy.I will put the fabric on this weekend,will keep you guys posted

 

$40 on ebay + shipping... says for set, so 2, correct?
I have a 91 Firebird, with different holes up top for opening latch, etc...
Do you know if these will work?

 

Any option to get these made out of another material (abs, metal) ???
I would like to get new ones, but for them to get wet, / crack where things attach, etc...
Any "sealer" than can be used on these?

Thanks,

Rafael

 

I have a spare set that I picked up that are nice, except for badly warped backing boards. Was going to use them for "parts" if ever needed.

Now I feel like fixing them!

 

The reason I started making them was because when I would do a interior over and bought the aftermarket ones they never matched the rest of the interior usually the material is good just the backing board would be bad from water I am in the process of having something else reproduced, now when I get it hopefully this week I will post a picture and info .

 

subscribing

 

My set arrived today. An exact match with very precise cut outs. I'm interested in sealing/waterproofing them. They're definitely worth what he's charging, he actually lost money on shipping.

 

Yes 2 to the set

 

I am having the weather sheilds for the door reproduced hopefully this week will be getting the prototype trying for a exact reproduction on them also

 

Any chance of reproducing these in ABS plastic or other material?

Thanks

 

Interesting

 

I could check but I was going original material for the restoration value. I am also having the weather shields reproduced to match the originals that should help out with your problem should have my samples this Thursday or Friday I was told

 

Thank you for your feedback

 

Thank you for the feedback

 

Interested in these. Will they work with GTA panels?

 

These panels only work on the camaro the trans am is different if I get enough interest in the trans am panels I will get them reproduced also,but so far you were the only one to ask

 

I need panels for a T/A. I want to do a custom doon panel, this would be the perfect base. Frankly, I'd say make them out of plastic. Let me know.

 

I think my 91 Formula would use the TA / GTA ones too....
I'm down for a plastic set too...

Take a poll in the classifieds and see how much interest you get...
Charge enough to make it worth your while...
$40 for the ones you're selling is an excellent price (if it matched my car)...
I'de pay more for plastic or other material that matched my car...

Thanks...

 

Purchased!

 

Just got mine yesterday. Extremely good quality. Very happy. But just to set the expectation. In my case I have an 87 IROC. These panels are 99% exact but there are a few very small areas that are not exact in form. But they are easily trimmed. I suspect perhaps the model that was used to create the die to cut these might have been from a year that was super slightly different. I only bring this up so that Ted doesn't get someone ordering them and wanting to return them because they are not 100% exact. Most of the areas of repo parts you get from Classic or other suppliers is not even close to what these are. They are by far the best out there. Thank you Ted for producing them. I have 3 more cars and I will not hesitate one bit to buy these again.

 

I do think a rigid plastic would be a great option on these. My plastic water shields were in place and undamaged and my panel boards still show evidence of water damage. I would be interested in a rigid plastic set if feasible. Again, I think these are excellent reproductions, but for those of us not concerned with concourse restorations plastic would be a great option.

 

With the exception of the third hole for the armrest, it does look the same as the ones from my 85 T/A.

 

Will order a set once my car is back from paint!

 

Somebody got a link to the e-Bay auction???

 

Here you go...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/322009754665

 

Before notice damaged panels















After

 

They do look the same you would have to make that 3rd hole I posted some before and after pictures on this thread when I did mine if you want to order a set let me know

 

Very nicely done! The plastic liners will be the icing on the cake!

 

Thank you for the feedback

 

Wow this is awesome! I was JUST yesterday thinking how I was going to make these to save a set of otherwise mint black 87 Formy panels. Love seeing new parts like this made for the thirdgen!

Wondering how they are different from the 82-84? My 83 could use some help too.

 

Those look like 90-92 door panels.

 

Texted and ordered a set from ebay.....just have to go over the border to pick up in Niagara Falls, NY.

First order will be to seal the wood panel to keep moisture out

 

Looks like I missed the auction. Sold out?

 

There were re listed

ebay item # 322045417566

 

Just picked up the order from UPS in Niagara Falls, NY today. Quality is VERY good. Fit and finish is excellent.

Will apply a coat of sealer to the panels first before doing anything else.

 

Checking in...

Is it possible to make a set with out the door handle parts cut out? (leave the door arm / rest holes and pin slots....)

This way, I can customize it to my 91 Firebird...

Thanks,

Rafael

 

Is there a new e-bay listing for these?

 

I just ordered mine off Ebay a moment ago.

 

Here is the ebay title...

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Camaro DOOR PANEL BACKING BOARD SET

Can't post ebay link... copy & search it there..

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/322120185613?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Thanks!

 

I just did this on my own. Measured the thickness of the panel, went to Lowe's and grabbed up a 4x8 sheet of panel board in the same thickness, traced an outline of the old door panel onto the new piece, cut it out, reapplied the old door panel upholstery, mounted it. Doors sound better now and it looks a lot better than that old wore out, bent up panel that was there originally, and the best part, its water resistant lol. Sheet cost me less than 10 bucks. Just for us guys on a budget and that cant afford new door panels.