SMC Door Panels on a replica?

I doubt it. Easy to make your own though.

I can't imagine that you haven't already considered it, but it's probably way cheaper to just have your existing panels recovered. 

Most likely cheaper to have 'em made locally. I was looking for ease of application.

I suppose a simple photo of what I want and the existing panels could be pretty easy.

Good idea, Troy & Bill. 

I've just been so busy that I haven't even had time to 're-up' my subscription to this here site - let alone work on my car.

T

Make them yourself,  water proof door card boards are $12 and cut in half is just enough for both doors. Buy a yard of vinyl ( you'll have some left over) and 1/4" foam. First cut a 1.5" hole in the door card board for the handle ( it needs to be depressed to get the handle and plastic trim ring on) Spray glue the cardboard and set the foam to it. Then wrap the panel with the vinyl stapling it with 1/4" staples...( you'll need to be careful cutting some wedge cuts in the vinyl so it will wrap the corners)  Total cost for both panels will be less than $65.

If I was going to do the basic cards I would totally knock them out. Super easy except I kind of want door pockets like the ones for sale by Kirk / Sierra Madre.  I'll poke around and see what I can find locally. I bet if I take them the door cards and just show them a photo... grunt and point.. they will be GLAD to take my money.  

Thanks gang!

Ted

The VS ones fit - I like the bottom pocket.

VS still makes the old style pocket as well as the newer style , buyer's choice.

TRP posted:

If I was going to do the basic cards I would totally knock them out. Super easy except I kind of want door pockets like the ones for sale by Kirk / Sierra Madre.  I'll poke around and see what I can find locally. I bet if I take them the door cards and just show them a photo... grunt and point.. they will be GLAD to take my money.  

Thanks gang!

Ted

Any local upholstery shop can do it. And you'd get to help design it maybe. (Think diamond-tuck, I know how much you like that)

Robert M posted:

(Think diamond-tuck, I know how much you like that...)

You told me that was our secret. I thought what happens on a stakeout stays at the stakeout?