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Oh good. Someone used them. What did they do for you and how over the top? Then again what ever it is is only comparable if you can get it elsewhere too. If you can’t get it anywhere and they can do it where no one else will, I’m gonna guess they won’t be over priced. Lol

I really appreciate you doing this b that helps for a better idea on the hole size so yes, but I was actually looking for the measurements of the flat space on the door panel around that remote knob. So if I create a badge/emblem to cover that hole what space do I have to place something flat...

So the illusive 1972 Rear Defrost switch and bezel keeps coming up as a reoccurring headache. But we all know there are these random other pieces, like enduro bumpers, A-Pillars etc. that are the bain of our restorations. I just found this company and asked them for a quote on my rear defrost...

This is a great tutorial on how to replace that broken rear defrost switch.

So with my rebuild I am finding that I am replacing most everything interior and glass. I reused all the body except the hood because I couldn't guarantee the two sealed metal design would not bread later rust spread. I am starting to see piles of my replaced items with no plan in site and my...

Just recently a thread was had where it was discussed about gas tank vent lines and how they are commonly removed. Additionally, another thread was recently had where the topic of when did the air cleaner snorkel have the shroud to a duct under the battery and what's its purpose. I thought I...

Can anyone give me the close up pictures of the remote knob and bezel with measurements on the flat space around it before the panel contours out from being flat? I'm thinking of adding an emblem or badge, but need to know the space I'm working with and my original door panels seem to be...

That learning design details like this are always awesome for me. I love it. I always say nothing is arbitrary. Thought went into every inch of design in everything in life and it either has design, historical or functional significance, but sometimes that knowledge can become lost to time...

That looks like the same one I have

I have a Hurst shifter lever that is rectangular in shape, but like most it also arches back toward the center console mid way up. Mine additionally inclines toward the driver side, pretty noticeably. It makes for comfortable shifting for sure. I also noticed on the shifting boot I got from...

Oh that sucks. Sorry to hear

Alright then. Leave the vent. Thanks everyone.

I did what I could by first looking on line to see what I could find, but that ran dry quick. These niche' things are actually known in groups like this for people who are passionate about specific collects groups. This forum has proved beyond useful so far in my build.

I came across a door jamb vent cap (no vent at all) and I like it because its marked "Mach 1" and black so its great for my resto, but I don't know the purpose of the actual vent and if this with interfere with a design issue. Can anyone advise what this vent actually does, or if its just an...

Okay. So I might need to think beyond car sites maybe and make something work. Thanks.

What have some of you done to deal with a predrilled hole for a remote mirror that you don't have? I have looked for panel plugs, though don't know if I'd like that, but can't find them for 1972. I have looked for just the remote mirror assembly to add the handle only, but can't find the back...

Thank you and for the pictures to match. Helps a lot.

I’ve got a central group of 4switches. What’s the factory location? I’ve seen pics of the drivers door panel with the bank of silver switches which I am not a fan of, nor do I have silver switches. They are newer looking black with backlit. If those are my only switches, thinking of the...

Thank you for taking the time on such a well crafted response. I will share my end result.

My mechanic was feeling the same way. A little concurrence in opinions is lowering some of my stress on the matter. So we'll go into it with fingers crossed, but feeling a little more optimistic now. Thanks.