Found this interesting and thought I would share,

2 din radio bezel print plan,
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2194376 by 7thDarkAngel

2 din reversed radio bezel print plan,
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2281726 by 7thDarkAngel

ALDL cover plate,
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:877520 by veaceonee

Armrest screw-cover oval, doorhandle round version, seat track cover,Fuel injection emblem inlays for doorhandles for GTA by HasseO
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/inte...-printing.html

A huge to all those that put in so much work and were willing to share.

I will update with new locations as they arise.

Looks rough, but might just be the printer quality and that is what sand paper was made for. Now I have a good excuse for the wife so I can get a printer, lol.

 

By the looks of the 3D Printed ALDL cover, with those non-beveled mount tabs, once it's on it would be hard to remove. IDK..

 

Good point. Looking at the last pic (original?) shows the beveled edge. Can always tweak the plans. I would like to see more and maybe even make some plans for hard to find parts.

 

The double din stuff is here:

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/car-...dio-bezel.html

 

would buy if available. DDN on top

 

Go to the thread listed earlier. You can go to 3d hubs and have anything 3d model printed. Usually it's pretty cheap. Should be around $20.

 

I actually looked to see if this had been posted before, but did not find that post. Thanks for showing me where it is.

 

After doing a better search, came across this,


https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/inte...-printing.html

 

Boy do those look familiar.

 

You definitely did a great job! I am hoping to get into printing and definitely glad I came across your plans.

 

We do need a repository for these. I'll be adding to it.

 

That's a fine idea.

 

That's why for https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/car-...dio-bezel.html I updated the posted with all the links for the 3d files for the different (and amazing) bezels made by 7thdarkangel and Cehbra.

I do think a thread with all the links to 3d printing resources thirdgen related would be great, with the first post updated with links, description, and credit to the person that designed it. With a lot of the pieces becoming more and more rare (damn cupholder screw covers). A resource and more members willing to help those resources would be great, and making sure we credit the ones that decide to spend the time, designing, printing, editing, reprinting, looking for ways to further improve it. These resources aren't something that magically appear and work the first time.

 

Has anybody 3D printed the 1982 only seat belt covers? I need a set and I think the aftermarket ones are incorrect.

Incorrect replacements:


Correct covers:

 

Changed the first post to reflect suggestions, which was kind of my intent from the beginning. I apologize that I did not give proper credit to the creators of the files originally.

 

It's just good to make sure the people get credit, and maybe link the threads so people know how it fits, if and any other little things about what they did.

 

Here's one to add:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2550954/apps/#apps
Designed by me, it's not perfect, but 3d Prints aren't resto parts anyway.
Hasn't been printed yet. But I believe I've got a good Gcode file to try. Next time I load up ABS I'll print it off.

 

I hate to resurrect an old thread... anyone have an STL for our plastic interior screws?

 

I wish someone could make a reproduction of this plastic piece. It's for the 91.5-92 hatch assemblies. They often break off or are missing for the auto hatch switch

I can't even find one

 

I can't find the guy printing out the plastic piece that holds the seat belt guide together.

 

Got a pic of what your talking about? I can model one up for you.

 

Late addition to the game...

I created a plug for the ECM harness pass-thru in the passenger side footwell.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4239497

 

link didn't work for me

 

Should now, I saved it instead of publishing it.

 

Hey! I know this is an old thread, but know anyone that could design headlight bezels for an 02 Firebird?

 

Hey David, while that is possible, you're probably in the wrong location. This site is dedicated to "Third Gen" (1982-1992) Firebirds and Camaros. The skills exist to do what you're asking here, but not many of us would have the car you're asking about to model from.

 

How did you solve this problem? Im dealing with it now.

 

 

probably need a very accurate measurement to scale it.

 

are you actually just looking for this screw? Because, that part is already pretty readily available.

https://www.hawksmotorsports.com/82-...it-qty-6-gray/

if you’re looking for that little 91.5-92 hatch piece, I would be happy to make a model if you have broken bits to send my way and a willingness to be a test mule.

 

if I can get my old one out without messing anything else up id be willing to. As far as the screws I was just trying to save a few bucks

 

If you go to Lowe's or Home Depot, they have a decent selection of those plastic and metal automotive trim piece connectors. Just go to the hardware section and look for the automotive bin. If all you're looking for is those plastic trim piece screws, they have those. Also a lot of various clips and connectors. Very cheap too.

 

Hatch Piece: Let me know. If you (or anyone) can get it out, I'd be happy to model it up and get them out there for the community.

Screw: It's doable, but will have some issues. Color match will be very poor, and strength of the screw will be poor or it will take a lot of post processing to clean supports from the threads. Are you wanting to print it yourself from a model or looking for someone to do it for you?

 

I found this and ordered it and it worked however this new version is a reinforced and improved verision of the original and my old one was completely in pieces. However this replacement works very well I think you make money off of recreating this cheaper than this Site

 

Very nice! I'm less interested in making money, just providing parts the community needs and can't find. In all honesty, for $15, I doubt I could make something stronger for cheaper.

Let me know if it gives up early or isn't reliable though! I'd be happy to give it a run if the quality just isn't there yet.