Custom Interior Panels

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  1. falcain

    falcain Member

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    Hey Guys,
    My brother recently used my 70 Maverick to make templates for custom aluminum interior panels to sell through his company Scott Rod Fabrications. Before he makes them available for sale and adds them to his website, I wanted to find out exactly what years they will fit. Is there any difference in the rear interior framework for the early 70-73 Mavericks and the 74 and later models? Did the size and shape of the door panels change through out the model years?

    I have attached pictures so everyone can check them out and see exactly what areas I am referring to. He just finished these pieces, so I don't have any prices for them.

    If anyone is interested, feel free to contact Scott at 419-704-2686 or take a look at this website http://www.scottrodfab.com for more info.

    See my post farther down for more pictures....
     
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    pretty sure there is no difference and those are SOO AWESOME. They came out great!
     
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  3. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    The door release changed location, in 1973.
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  4. 1973Maverick357

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    Those are AWESOME!!
     
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    Looks pretty nice. What is holding them to the doors? I assume some type of double back tape. :)
    Let us know what the prices are going to be.
     
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    those are sweet. the door handles got moved to a different location in 73 i belive. they are lower and further forward. i have two sets of doors for my car and both have the 73 and newer handles. i would be very interested in those pannels if they had the correct location for the handles.
     
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    More Pics

    Here are more pics...
     
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    Where are the floor pans?? ha they need to be next!
     
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    I Love the door panels :bowdown: I might be in for a pair once the price is known

    I'm not so keen with the rear side panels though.
     
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    Normally the panels would be held on with rivets, but we just used 2 sided tape to hold them temporarily for the pictures. The panels fit tight with hardly any gap once they are permanently fastened.
     
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    Yes where are the floor pans???
     
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    Just dont make the floor pans out of aluminum :D
     
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    Prices

    The best way to get pricing on any of the pieces is to contact Scott at 419-704-2686. All of the panels are available in natural or colored aluminum, so the prices will vary depending on what you are looking for. He is more than happy to answer any questions you have on the panels, so feel free to contact him for more info.
     
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    those look soooo good!!! :clap: :thumbs2: :yup: (y)
     
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    Very nice door panels... the back side panel will be great for a car with no back seat but I would like to have a matching panel that has the arm rest built in like the original...The package tray is awesome too....
     
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