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Your old panels can be dyed to Ebony and you can change the color of the material. You can also check the Chevy dealer(expensive)or a junk yard or swap meet.
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We paid about $75 for a set of dark gary door panels from a local wrecking yard. They are in great shape. Steve painted the gray vinyl inserts white to match our seats. Next thing to get painted is our tonneau cover.
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Thanks for the replies guys but those door panels aren't ebony they are dark grey. Ebony only came from 2000-2002 so they're pretty hard to find. I didn't really want to paint them b/c doors get sooo much use, although I painted the rest of the trim. The door panels posted came out of a 95 and 97, they are dark but when put next to black you can clearly see they are a different color. And the seach goes on.............
thanks though, Mark
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quote:Originally posted by Marky82: Thanks for the replies guys but those door panels aren't ebony they are dark grey. Ebony only came from 2000-2002 so they're pretty hard to find.
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so they're pretty hard to find. I didn't really want to paint them b/c doors get sooo much use, although I painted the rest of the trim. The door panels posted came out of a 95 and 97, they are dark but when put next to black you can clearly see they are a different color. And the seach goes on.............![[Embarrassed]](redface.gif)
. Me sorry! Me tried!
