Livemeyer, another suggestion:
When I bought my truck it had no door panels or frames. I bought ss frames from one of the vendors and used the frames as the template for the outer dimension of the door panels. (Note: I often use discarded corn flakes cereal boxes for template material as it’s easy to cut/handle). I then positioned/taped those cardboard templates on the gutted doors so then I could precisely locate my holes for the attaching screws and window crank and inside door handle and arm rests. I traced those templates onto some flat lite gage sheet metal and cut them out accordingly. You can then bend those panels (and ss frames) as needed to accommodate the subtle contour of the inner door panel. My local Joanne Fabric Store had the cloth material and the 3M contact adhesive I needed to finish the job. A lot of work: yes. Stock: sorry, no. Also, my panels don’t distort or delaminate from humidity or temperature. Inside door panel
Good luck, regards, Dave


1948 5-window 3100 Chevy
327 V-8 TBI 700R4 Posi 3.73
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