Art & Inspiration Lets see those interior door panels

Press pleats stretched over the original door panels, done around 1968.

 

Hobby Lobby Cork Material

 

My old fordor Deuce I got in a trade with Ron, he did the cool aluminum work.



and my old black mordor. HRP

 

Just finished about a month ago…

 

Some really nice work here. I really like the Yellow and White in the 56 Chevy. I did my Roadster interior myself. Orange Vinyl matches the paint, and Alligator skin seats and inserts. The Stainless molding is from a 56 (I think it was a 56) Dodge Royal Lancer.

 

love it.

 

My first attempt, I think they look good

 

These were in my Model A when I got it and were probably installed back in the 50's

 

These were done in TJ in 2021. Traditional TJ upholstery.

 

This was done in 2020 in my 40 sedan in Southern California. The quality of the work in TJ on my Model A was far superior to the work on the 40 in the states but was way cheaper.

 

That 83 year old 1940 Ford OEM interior is amazing.

 

66 KW

 

You couldn't get much more simpler than my 34 truck door panels:

 

my old hiboy coupe. HRP

 

Done to match the high bird hood ornament...

 

Our 57 I did, bought the diamond pleat material pre stitched off Etsy. Still need to do the seats. I always try and get all the handles lined up on these custom panels too.

 

My 52 done by a friend to match the seats. Eventually planned to redo the material on the seats to black & green vinyl. Also need green candy over the flaked garnish moldings. "Work in progress".

 

Simple home job on Pops coupe. A bag was eventually supposed to be made from vinyl but in Im in no rush to do that.

 

Stock on the 65 GTO still in great shape.

 

Stock 64 Elco still look pretty decent. Added fresh carpet on the kick panels & floors a couple years ago.

 

My ‘40 came with this, should be a ‘60-‘70s job?
Vinyl has schrinked unfortunately, will try to save.

 

This is about as simple as you can get maybe,, I'm happy to see you back to your old self Danny...keep at it. Mitch

 

My great, and life long friend Wayne Bowers did mine. The stainless trim is from a 59 Edsel. It's sad that we loss Wayne last year.

 

This is mine so far....still feel like it needs something, besides the rest of the interior