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e-body rear 'vert interior door panels...who makes these? #2090245
06/11/16 06:35 PM 06/11/16 06:35 PM
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http://www.classicindustries.com/product/mopar/e-body-challenger/parts/me1993100.html


Or these just Palcos or Accuforms?

I don't think these are the awesome "Metro" panels.

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Re: e-body rear 'vert interior door panels...who makes these? [Re: 2fast4yourBrain] #2090250
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Like the add says, "These vacuum formed panels", same junk that has always been available.
Re: e-body rear 'vert interior door panels...who makes these? [Re: 2fast4yourBrain] #2090356
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Originally Posted By ragtopdodge

I don't think these are the awesome "Metro" panels.


The Metro rear vert panels never got off the ground. I always thought Mike would step up to the plate and produce these.
Re: e-body rear 'vert interior door panels...who makes these? [Re: 6pkaar] #2090738
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Originally Posted By 6pkaar
Originally Posted By ragtopdodge

I don't think these are the awesome "Metro" panels.


The Metro rear vert panels never got off the ground. I always thought Mike would step up to the plate and produce these.


There was never enough commitment to justify the cost of the tooling. Each mold costs $80000 and you need two. You need to sell a lot of panels to pay back that $160000 investment.

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