Door Panel

Evening all.I need a drivers door inner door panel.Clolr is light blue with the touring option and the concert II sound
system.Mine is cracked in 2 places and pretty rough all over.
Take Care All
J E G

And I still need a red driver's door panel for my 96 RMW....and the rectangular red trim around the door handles with the speakers in it for both front doors.

Thanks for keeping the search going!

-Mike

Mike

The red ones are extremely rare, especially in good shape. Get one in any color and SEM it. You will not be able to tell the difference.

Tom C.

I've yet to invest in SEM paint. Guess I need to go visit NAPA.

Jim, is this for your '95 Roadmaster?

Mike these guys can fix you up right: Vinyl Pro http://www.vinylpro.com/

Ruby Red GM code 79I = SEM 4791

Tom C.

Good door panels are VERY tough to find not cracked.... I repaired one with a slight crack using tiger hair and it seems to be holding.

Very cool thanks!

Hey Cadet sorry forgot your first name it is for my 95 RMW.
Thanks
J E G

Flasheroo wrote:

Hey Cadet sorry forgot your first name it is for my 95 RMW.
Thanks
J E G

NP (its Justin ) I was about to say there is a light blue Roadmaster at the JY, but its a TBI car so the panels wont match. Sorry.

Thanks Justin I didnt know there was a difference'Thanks for looking and please keep a eye
out for me please.
Take Care
J E G

TBI RMW door panels are close to the Caprice and Olds panels (same parts, slight differences).

94-96 Roadmaster panels are different. That said dirver and passenger front doors are the same and are interchangeable.

As Tim mentioned, ANY good DRIVER's panel is tough to come by. Right after I got my AGW I passed on a tan drivers panel as it was in similar shape to the one I have. Well now that one is much worse and I haven't seen another one even close to that one in 3 years of yarding.

In other words, you find a good driver's door panel for an LT1 roadie buy it!!!

I just noticed a very large crack in my drivers door panel. The panel is spotless other than that crack which is not visible with the door closed as it is hidden by the dash. Is it possible to repair cracks in the vinyl, there are only 59K miles on this car and this is the biggest flaw I have found.

Hey Old Man

Yes it is possible to repair. In fact you should repair it, or risk it being junk. I have fixed many with a combination of fiberglass, epoxy and JB Weld, all from the backside.

The first thing you need is the door panel tool to remove the "trees", any auto sore has them for 7 or 8 bucks. There are 5 or 6 trees you have to carefully remove. Never force anything or you will have more to repair. There is also a phillips screw on either end of the door pull, behind the ends of the strap.

Push, pull or lift the panel off. Bingo. Now repair.

Tom C.
62 in March

jeffracer wrote:

I just noticed a very large crack in my drivers door panel. The panel is spotless other than that crack which is not visible with the door closed as it is hidden by the dash. Is it possible to repair cracks in the vinyl, there are only 59K miles on this car and this is the biggest flaw I have found.

They all break there...that's where mine is broken too. Great design.

81X11 wrote:

And I still need a red driver's door panel for my 96 RMW....and the rectangular red trim around the door handles with the speakers in it for both front doors.

Thanks for keeping the search going!

-Mike

I had a good one for sale for a long time. Took forever to give it away.

GN1220 wrote:

81X11 wrote:

And I still need a red driver's door panel for my 96 RMW....and the rectangular red trim around the door handles with the speakers in it for both front doors.

Thanks for keeping the search going!

-Mike

I had a good one for sale for a long time. Took forever to give it away.

Well why don't you just kick me in the crotch.....