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Harry now we know why your happy!! Looks great.. I will be doing the same thing Have 1971 Dodge Challenger convertible JH27GIB that needs the same motivation as it has set since the 80.s.It is setting at a bodyshop where the guy has stalled out.. All new metal needs the final finish buttoned up, Have new top interior etc to go in.. i am out west and it is back in the Midwest (long story of relos for work).. Anyway thanks for the motivation as you story is one of perseverance!
 

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Vary nice! Did you repaint the white on door panels bright white or clean them with something?
 

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Vary nice! Did you repaint the white on door panels bright white or clean them with something?
Good Morning; Actually, the color is like an eggshell white. As with owning the car for so long, I purchased parts all along the 30 years. I bought the front door pads 10years ago. Then I bought the rear panels 2 years ago. When I started to put the interior together last year, I found the rear panels were bright white. The only option was to either purchase new front door pad or dye the rear panels egg shell white. Being a cheap person I am, I went with the dye that I bought from Herb's Paint. Came out very close to the color of the front door pads. Very satisfied with Herb'
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What brand are the door panels? I think the metros are the best
 

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What brand are the door panels? I think the metros are the best
Good morning; The front door panels were bought many years ago form Year One I do believe. The rear panels were purchased from Classic Industries and I don't know what brand they were. I do remember I was stunned on how much they cost. The front fit rather well but, the rear ones needed to be tweaked. I would go with Metro. Be sure the color is what you want as I made the mistake of assuming the colors would be a correct match.
 
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