63-66 Dart GT Interior Sail Panel

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slant six

slant six

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Hello Folks,

I am working on a 64 Dart GT - I Have the Front and Rear Windows out to Fix rust and rot around the pinchweld areas where the Window Gaskets go around.

The question i have is can anyone post a picture of a restored or original 2 Door Hardtop Dart Sail Panel (near the Inside Quarter Panel Dome Light)?

I am not quite sure what was going on with my car as it has kind of a halfway done interior.

I need a model to look at as many of the cars I have access to are convertibles not hardtops.

Thanks for your help!

Greg
 
Not sure if this is helpful, or if this is even what you're looking for - I don't have one out of the car (yet) - HTH!
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Yes, That is exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you,

Can you riddle me one more?
Behind the Interior light Pictured is there a semi- rigid board - cardstock type material underneath? I would think so, but I am just checking.

Thanks again!

Greg
 
slant six said:
Yes, That is exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you,

Can you riddle me one more?
Behind the Interior light Pictured is there a semi- rigid board - cardstock type material underneath? I would think so, but I am just checking.

Thanks again!

Greg
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Mine had a piece of thin masonite with a hole cut out for the light, it was a bit broken, I made new ones out of 3mm MDF and glued some thin foam to it, seems to do the job. If you'd posted your request a couple of weeks ago, you would have had all the pics you could ever need, but see if these help, one shows the old stuff still in place, the other is with hood lining back in
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Regards, Nigel
 
Excellent! Thanks Nigel and Others,

I have ordered New Sail Panel Hard Boards, Some New Headliner Material, and Padding and Glue,

Once I get Done With all the Welding and Metalwork in the Window Channels then I will attempt the Headliner Install and then A Window install.

Thanks again!


Greg
 
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