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    Interior door pulls

     



    My car has been "finished" for several years now except for interior door pulls. I looked at a number of different types, but none of them really worked with the style of the car--until now. I came across as pair of straps from a Buick Riviera on Ebay and they seemed like just the ticket. I recovered them, painted the chrome end covers, and voila! I now have door pulls. My interior is finished (again!).
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    looks great
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    Lynn, nice finishing touch to the panels. Simple, clean and they blend in very well.

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    Lynn,
    I agree, simple and effective, and they compliment your panels well. Great job!
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    What???? no arm rest or cup holder????

    Looks nice and balanced

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    Lynn,
    I think you've told us before, but how did you attach the aluminum escutcheon around the latch area on the door panel? Contact cement?
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    I used Superglue.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    What???? no arm rest or cup holder????

    Looks nice and balanced
    Interesting you point that out--I am contemplating a cup holder but I haven't quite figured it out yet.

    Arm rests? Arm rests? We don't need no stickin' arm rests! lol!


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    oh thats right---arm out the window!!!!!!didn't need arm rests until air conditioning came along

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    Quote Originally Posted by rumrumm View Post
    My car has been "finished" for several years now except for interior door pulls. I looked at a number of different types, but none of them really worked with the style of the car--until now. I came across as pair of straps from a Buick Riviera on Ebay and they seemed like just the ticket. I recovered them, painted the chrome end covers, and voila! I now have door pulls. My interior is finished (again!).
    That turned out real nice Lynn.
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