Subject: [Roadsters] rear and side panels

From: dave via Datsun-roadsters <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2018 21:53:11 -0600

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We are making our own rear and side panels.  I've found a curious source for
the clips to substitute for the stock metal ones (I saw a complete set of 46
advertised by one of the vendors for $150!!!), so are now looking at panel
material.

Recommendation anyone?  

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From: Stan Wilkins via Datsun-roadsters <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2018 05:19:30 +0000

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My wife's solution for her '69 2000 was to use industrial strength hook and=
 loop for all the interior pieces including door panels and front kick pane=
ls. So far it has been a good solution, they stay in place, don't move arou=
nd or fall off. We did have to adjust one of the door panels because it got=
 hung up a little but truthfully, that issue took a total of 4 minutes to s=
ort out. No screws through the upholstery.

Stan W, still trying to sort the danged SUs
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From: Datsun-roadsters <[email-masked]> on behalf =
of dave via Datsun-roadsters <[email-masked]>
Sent: Sunday, December 2, 2018 8:53 PM
To: [email-masked]
Subject: [Roadsters] rear and side panels

We are making our own rear and side panels.  I=92ve found a curious source =
for the clips to substitute for the stock metal ones (I saw a complete set =
of 46 advertised by one of the vendors for $150!!!), so are now looking at =
panel material.

Recommendation anyone?

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My wife's solution for her '69 2000 was to use industrial strength hook and=
 loop for all the interior pieces including door panels and front kick pane=
ls. So far it has been a good solution, they stay in place, don't move arou=
nd or fall off. We did have to adjust
 one of the door panels because it got hung up a little but truthfully, tha=
t issue took a total of 4 minutes to sort out. No screws through the uphols=
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Stan W, still trying to sort the danged SUs<br>
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We are making our own rear and side panels.&nbsp; I=92ve found a curious so=
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