79 Bronco Ranger XLT interior rear side panels

[shipwreck]

I am looking for some interior rear side panels for my 1979 bronco Ranger XLT, does anyone have a source for those? or can anyone point me in the right direction.

Thanks ahead of time

 

[freak]

As far as I know no one make's them anymore.

 

[Broncobuster]

It's not all that hard to make your own. And you can really get creative with it! I made a new headliner and the rear sidepanels for mine....didn't get fancy, just went to local fabric shop and picked out the material that I wanted, made the backing....you can get at any home improvement store, and glue & *****.

 

[shipwreck]

Yeah, I think I will have to **** it up and make my own but I want them to be durable and have a professional look to them. Nothing I create ever looks professional. Was hoping to find a source. I think there was a guy that made aluminum rear interior panels I might try and get.

Thanks for the response!

 

[Ziggy]

I made my replacement panels out of 1/8" oak plywood. Just layed the old ratty side panels on top of the plywood, traced it out and cut away with the jigsaw. Threw a coat of urithane on and installed them. You could do the same, since you want to cover them with fabic, add an 1/8" layer of foam and cover with cloth. Use a spray adheisive (3M spray adhiesive) to hold the foam in place and the fabic on the back side.

 

[shipwreck]

Sounds like a plan, thanks for the reply. I am going to give that a try and see what I can come up with, sounds fairly simple and hard for me to ***** up /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[custom_78]

I'm the one that makes aluminum rear panels and door panels that match.

Edit: Noticed you relied to my thread

 

[shipwreck]

Awesome, I posted in that thread aas well, thanks for the response

 

[darren]

i my self am looking for interior panles and was wondering what they look like and what they cost. my e-maile is [email protected] and was hopeing to hear back soon thanks.

 

[RTM]

I plan on making my own and cutting patterns in the backing foam to add some style to them other than just flat and smooth. Maybe cut out a pattern of a bronco horse or something. I am a good ways away from this point so i have time to think of something.