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I want to say that I got mine a couple weeks back and not even had a chance to try them BUT I already have been called by a Fesler employee a couple time to see what I thought and how the install went. I have to say in a time when a business must stay lean and mean to survive having a person on the books to place calls like that is awesome:bow: Hats off to the customer service:thumbsup:
Now can you just send a guy up north to install them for me:lol: Really Thanks Fesler Crew!!! |
I am interested in a set of door panels for a 69 Camaro! I am interested in a set finished in leather if possible. Also do you offer a rear package tray?
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Just checking to see if these are available finished in leather for 69 Camaros?
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I have my panels and arm rests already from Fesler and they are awesome but I purchased un-wrapped because I was not sure how I was going to finish them. When I talked to one of the guys over there they said they are working on making these available covered, it sounded like they are trying to figure out the best way to offer it because it's hard to make it so everyones happy.
I would suggest calling and talking to Darius, really nice guy that was able to help me with all my questions and even offered help on the panel install but I had not got that far so he said to call him back if I had problems. Pretty nice I thought:thumbsup: |
1969 Camaro door panels almost ready to ship
Taking orders now for 1969 Camaro door panels, package tray and center console (fits stock base from 69 Camaro). They are finished and we are finishing the test fits so pre order yours today. The molds are finished and we have one more car to test fit and they will be shipping
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You can order panels for now |
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Let me finish up a few things at my desk and I will go down stairs and take pics and see if I can post some tonight or for sure tomorrow. They are not wrapped yet but almost ready for my test fit/install on the panels. Everyone that has seen then is very impressed on the quality for a product that is production made. |
Here is pics:
Happy day when they showed up!!! http://www.norcaltruck.com/01_misc_p...anels%2001.JPG http://www.norcaltruck.com/01_misc_p...anels%2002.JPG http://www.norcaltruck.com/01_misc_p...anels%2003.JPG And with there new arm rest.... http://www.norcaltruck.com/01_misc_p...anels%2004.JPG Sorry Brutus wanted to help out... http://www.norcaltruck.com/01_misc_p...anels%2005.JPG http://www.norcaltruck.com/01_misc_p...anels%2006.JPG |
What are the odds that these could work on a '69 Cutlass 442 with minimal mods?
Thanks! Dave |
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Try and get your hands on some 70-72 OE panels, maybe cheap used ones and do a test fit. That would be the cheap way for you to find out. |
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Is it just me or does this door panel scream for some type of pull like this, out of aluminum, sort of like you would find on the 350z. Excuse the crude example.
Lets get on this Fesler, I know you have the ability. The pull/arm rest I've seen just doesn't flow with the lines of the panel. http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...erPanels03.jpg |
I am finally getting around to posting a few pics of Fesler’s door panels being installed on my 69 Camaro. The fit and finish on these are outstanding!
http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...01013-1830.jpg http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...rpanels014.jpg http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...rpanels018.jpg |
Very nice markd :cheers:
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