Ah, now your message makes perfect sense to me. Thanks for the idea about spraying the glue on the back edge of the sail panel boards. I donât know of any clips on the market for attaching sail panel boards. There is a metal ridge there that the board sits into pretty naturally. I show windlaces available for 1968-72 Chevelle/EC front, Chevelle rear, and EC rear, but no clips.

 

It would be great if you would measure that metal piece for the door panel. I think I am going to have to start by lining it up though, and seeing where the lock knob needs to come through, and stuff like that.

 

Thanks,

John Nasta

 

 

 

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In a message dated 3/22/2004 11:06:13 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:



The problem w/ the door panels is that I donât have the originals to look
at. The ones Ron sent back to me (from a different car) had a metal plate
attached to the top of the cardboard panel. Those plates are too long for my
panels, and right now I have nothing to attach the top of the fabric, the
door lock button escutcheon, or the window felts to. I am probably going to
have to see if I can cut the top plates that I have down and make them fit.
I honestly donât know what cardboard you are referring to. Is that top piece
supposed to be cardboard on a Chevelle? It seems to me that it should be
metal, because you'd want to be able to lean on it w/o crushing it.



sorry i thought you asked about the sail panels- (how to attach the fabric to them-)
that piece is cardboard, the top of the door panel is metal.
Harlan

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