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Necoa #: 11054
Location: 6(FL)
Joined: Feb 17, 2008
Posts: 118
Year: 1981
Model: El Camino
Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 1:02 pm Post subject: Need stuff for a '81
Been working on the interior lately and here is a list of what I need
Rear Curtain - Black
Door Sills
Passenger side Power Window Connector (Not the switch, the actual wired connector)
Seat Belts - Black or Red
Carpet (pre - moulded) - Black or Red
Door panels - Upper & Lower - Black or Red (Need lower really bad)
Might be more as time goes on but for now this is the majority of it _________________
Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:48 pm Post subject: Re: Need stuff for a '81
Cyclone wrote:
Been working on the interior lately and here is a list of what I need
Rear Curtain - Black
Door Sills
Passenger side Power Window Connector (Not the switch, the actual wired connector)
Seat Belts - Black or Red
Carpet (pre - moulded) - Black or Red
Door panels - Upper & Lower - Black or Red (Need lower really bad)
Might be more as time goes on but for now this is the majority of it
I may have those bumper fillers! I have a bed mat in the 87 parts Elky also,but you may or may not want it. Some previous owner mounted some wooden 'spacers' or something near the front.I'm guessing the 2 of them were used as some kind of supports under a camper? I'm not sure.Possibly some black silicone could be used to patch holes if there are some.If you want pics I'll take some _________________ '79 Chevy Corvette,350 sbc- '78 Olds Cutlass Supreme,350 sbo'- 99 Mitsubishi Galant,3.0 V6- '84 Chevy El Camino Conquista,305 sbc
Necoa #: 11054
Location: 6(FL)
Joined: Feb 17, 2008
Posts: 118
Year: 1981
Model: El Camino
Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 10:17 pm Post subject:
Sure man... Its not a big deal on the holes if they are not to bad... I can fill them in or something... Unless they are in the right spot, I have hooks in the floor of my bed and would cut out to be able to get to them still...
Just let me know when your ready _________________
Sure man... Its not a big deal on the holes if they are not to bad... I can fill them in or something... Unless they are in the right spot, I have hooks in the floor of my bed and would cut out to be able to get to them still...
Just let me know when your ready
I got a late start today...couldnt sleep.Then went to the chiropracter,& didnt do much after that.I will try & get that wood pried up tomorrow,& see what I've got & take pics along the way.Thanks _________________ '79 Chevy Corvette,350 sbc- '78 Olds Cutlass Supreme,350 sbo'- 99 Mitsubishi Galant,3.0 V6- '84 Chevy El Camino Conquista,305 sbc
Do you need the lower door panels with power locks? _________________ Jeff J
70 El Camino long time resto
81 Monte Carlo
86 El Camino 4.3 TBI
Many more A/G bodys
Do you need the lower door panels with power locks?
Well,,,yes. I'm swapping out complete doors with power from the 87, with my manual doors on my 84. I thought it might be easier than opening up my doors to retrofit them.I'm swapping the interior panels with them. Sorry Although,I might be getting those lower speaker panels from Gbodyparts. Not sure when,though. I'm looking for work. _________________ '79 Chevy Corvette,350 sbc- '78 Olds Cutlass Supreme,350 sbo'- 99 Mitsubishi Galant,3.0 V6- '84 Chevy El Camino Conquista,305 sbc
Necoa #: 11054
Location: 6(FL)
Joined: Feb 17, 2008
Posts: 118
Year: 1981
Model: El Camino
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:23 pm Post subject:
Maximus84 wrote:
Cyclone wrote:
Sure man... Its not a big deal on the holes if they are not to bad... I can fill them in or something... Unless they are in the right spot, I have hooks in the floor of my bed and would cut out to be able to get to them still...
Just let me know when your ready
I got a late start today...couldnt sleep.Then went to the chiropracter,& didnt do much after that.I will try & get that wood pried up tomorrow,& see what I've got & take pics along the way.Thanks
Necoa #: 11054
Location: 6(FL)
Joined: Feb 17, 2008
Posts: 118
Year: 1981
Model: El Camino
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:24 pm Post subject:
Maximus84 wrote:
speedy86 wrote:
Do you need the lower door panels with power locks?
Well,,,yes. I'm swapping out complete doors with power from the 87, with my manual doors on my 84. I thought it might be easier than opening up my doors to retrofit them.I'm swapping the interior panels with them. Sorry Although,I might be getting those lower speaker panels from Gbodyparts. Not sure when,though. I'm looking for work.
Not sure if that was direct at me or him speedy86, but I should be set on the lower panels... I do need them for power doors, but it doesn't matter since all I have to do is cut the hole out with a razor blade, this way I can put it anywhere we want... _________________
The bed mat is out!-->
Are these the 'fillers' you are referring to-->
_________________ '79 Chevy Corvette,350 sbc- '78 Olds Cutlass Supreme,350 sbo'- 99 Mitsubishi Galant,3.0 V6- '84 Chevy El Camino Conquista,305 sbc
Last edited by Maximus84 on Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:46 pm; edited 1 time in total
Heres a pic of the 87's carpet->
It actually looks better in person,than in the pic. I think with a good carpet cleaner it would look near new,at least 75%-85%.
_________________ '79 Chevy Corvette,350 sbc- '78 Olds Cutlass Supreme,350 sbo'- 99 Mitsubishi Galant,3.0 V6- '84 Chevy El Camino Conquista,305 sbc
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It actually looks better in person,than in the pic. I think with a good carpet cleaner it would look near new,at least 75%-85%.
