Okay,

So I reversed the trim (left door trim to right door cover panel and vise versa). All looks much better, but the good (I assume) Chinese aftermarket cardboard panels are 1/10" less in height than they should be and pop out at the top. I have bend the trim slightly, but it still is not enough to hold them in. Probably the reason why the former owner installed them 'inside-out'.

One option would be to clue the top part of the trim with clear super-clue to the top part of the trim and hold it in-place on the workbench until it has hardened.

Still can't get the image manager to work. (fixed by Mod)

I will be quiet until early February!
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IMG_3967.jpg (127.71 KB, 162 downloads)
HERE THE PICTURES FROM TODAY AFTER I REVERSED THE TRIM
IMG_3968.jpg (125.01 KB, 161 downloads)
IMG_3969.jpg (77.74 KB, 160 downloads)

Last edited by Gdads51; 01/11/2025 6:14 PM. Reason: removed image links from text box to allow attachment manager to display pictures

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