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Old 01-25-2011, 08:00 PM
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we are buying some new tools to make more interior stuff so we can make them faster and for a better price. I am working on all of this stuff now so check back with me. I have a 70 here that we did so designing a door panel for it is easy. I just have to buy the tools.
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we are buying some new tools to make more interior stuff so we can make them faster and for a better price. I am working on all of this stuff now so check back with me. I have a 70 here that we did so designing a door panel for it is easy. I just have to buy the tools.

bitchin' i love the looks of your door panels and if its the bagged silver nova youre referring then im on board. I didnt realized what an undertaking and costly affair this would turn into. rather than save money it would probably only aggravate me. lets see how impatient i get and see if i still want to make my own becuase of the great info from the other members on here. Thanks for teh reply. love the rest of your stuff and cant wait till i can get some funds to buy the hood hinges and trunk hinges!
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thanks. excellent info on here. thought this thread had died but thanks for bringing it back!
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Old 01-25-2011, 10:08 PM
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Me, myself...I'm going to buy the Fesler one's for my Chevelle. I've paid for a custom set of door panels before and they cost waaaayy more than $1100. About time you buy all the materials, pay for the labor and then pay for the upholstery you will have quite a bit of money in them. I think the Fesler one's are perfect for the price and they really look good. Although, Fesler doesn't make them production yet for your Nova check with him anyway. But, any custom stereo shop or custom upholstery shop can make them.
great point. i do love teh fesler stuff. never lets me down when i see what they do. im still on the fence about designing and building my own. im sure by the time i pull my hair out trying to figure it out how to do it ill be ready for fesler to step in.
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CLICK ON THIS LINK AND CHECK OUT JOSH AND NICKS 70 CHEVELLE, I POSTED OUR DETAILED INTERIOR BUILD FOR 70 CHEVELLE MAYBE IT WILL HELP YOU OUT.......GOOD LUCK IF YOU NEED ANYTHING GIVE US A HOLAR.....
THANKS.....THE SHOP LLC

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thanks for the reply. I was just admiring this chevelle the other day and fell in love with the dash work you did. the whole thing especially the interior looks phenomenal. amazing work!
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Old 01-27-2011, 05:25 AM
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I'm making my own for a '72 Olds. I'm using he blue foam you can buy at Lowe's with epoxy resin and glass mat.

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EDIT: I guess someone already posted it.....but I'm reposting it.

Bill check out Gary's custom 1972 442 door panels he's making out of 1/8" PVC.
I'm going to follow his lead and go all black in my metallic green 70 442 tribute.
To the OP this is something you should also check out.

The costs for this design are VERY VERY minimal.
Materials are under $100. Totally demystifies the whole daunting task.
His inserts are covered with vinyl carbon fiber and chrome tape found in most parts stores.
Very simple to accomplish and the end result is pretty damn nice IMO.

http://www.pro-touring.com/showthrea...l-build-thread



Check out his dash too, he dumped the faux wood vinyl overpriced junk and put the vinyl carbon fiber over it as well.
I totally dig it.

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CLICK ON THIS LINK AND CHECK OUT JOSH AND NICKS 70 CHEVELLE, I POSTED OUR DETAILED INTERIOR BUILD FOR 70 CHEVELLE MAYBE IT WILL HELP YOU OUT.......GOOD LUCK IF YOU NEED ANYTHING GIVE US A HOLAR.....
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I LOVE THIS CHEVELLE's INTERIOR!!!!!

I called the shop in Fort Lauderdale that allegedly did the interior work. I never got a hold of anyone. Who did the dash and rear seat ?!?!?!?

PM Me the details if you can, I've been trying to find out
what this cost, or if they can make another dash!!!! I know the buckets are Corbeau LG1's from what I can tell.
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I LOVE THIS CHEVELLE's INTERIOR!!!!!

I called the shop in Fort Lauderdale that allegedly did the interior work. I never got a hold of anyone. Who did the dash and rear seat ?!?!?!?

PM Me the details if you can, I've been trying to find out
what this cost, or if they can make another dash!!!! I know the buckets are Corbeau LG1's from what I can tell.
ARE YOU SURE YOU CALLED THE RIGHT SHOP? WERE STILL HERE CALL US UP........954-825-8395 THANKS A TON FOR THE GOOD WORDS............ http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage
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thanks for the reply. I was just admiring this chevelle the other day and fell in love with the dash work you did. the whole thing especially the interior looks phenomenal. amazing work!
THANKS A LOT FOR THE COMMENTS, YOU CAN CHECK OUT MORE PICS ON THIS LINK........THANKS AGAIN http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage OR WWW.HUBGARGE.COM AND GO TO SEARCH THE SHOP LLC 954-825-8395
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that was the project "inmotion" car correct? id be interested in some info on prices on a dash like that as well. its the nicest ive ever seen. i plan on either using the marquez stuff when it comes our or making my own. this would add a third option.

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