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  1. 11-15-2006 07:21 PM #1
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    Ok I am looking at getting some Roddoor door panels the cut to fit ones.Anyone had any experience with them.Are there any other companies out there that I should be aware of.Thanks.
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  3. 11-16-2006 04:24 AM #2
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    I bought a compleate interior kit from www.rodinteriors.com and the door panals, altho not plastic, are cut to fit vinyl, you back them with wood, there ABS backer ect.... They look great, was $1,400 for all, door panals are $09 each
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    Thanks Matt167 I will check them out.
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    I meant to say $109 each
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    I bought Rod Doors for my coupe, the ones with the built in arm rest and I'd never buy them again. We tried to cover them but the naugahyde kept letting lose using the glue they suggested, so I threw them in the back room and made mine from 1/4 inch plywood (costs $12 for a 4x8 sheet) covered with 1/2 inch foam and them the naugahyde and they look great.

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