Identify - Rear Interior Panels (convertible)
 

Can someone tell me what vehicle do these belong to and what is a fair price? They are in great condition.

Paul

I believe 1970-72 Chevelle. Maybe other A-body's but some had courtesy lights.

Thanks, but I checked some Chevelle sites and it appears that 70-72 Chevelle rear convertible door panels do not have the large cut out section like mine do.

Do we have any other suggestions for applications?

Paul

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Looks like they’re for 68-72 A-Body Hardtops, as these repops from Legendary?
https://www.legendaryautointeriors.c...g1S1MC4-qXfTtm
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~ Pete

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Wow, this is Chevelle stuff is confusing for a 69 Camaro guy....haha.

I was asking to identify rear panels that I had, little did I realize that Chevelles also have a part of the rear side panel called a REAR ARMREST PANEL. That is why with all my searches I could never find the part. They just look like panels/armrests for a convertible to hide the retracting mechanisms.

Thanks to Pete for schooling me. I always tell my girls that if you don't learn something new everyday, you wasted it. Now I have hit my quota today.

Thanks also to BlackLS5 for helping.

Now the million dollar question, what are they worth?

Paul

'70-72 hardtop panels are plastic. My '70 Chevelle convertible has metal panels covered with vinyl and the cutout is to clear a reinforcement from the inner structure behind the door to the floor pan.

The reinforcement is on the left in the photo. This is a hardtop, but you get the idea.

Thanks guys,

I think you've got me on the right path now.

Paul

Olds and Buick typically used the vinyl covered rear armrest panels like you show Paul. Post cars don't use these. Chevelles got the plastic version. I'm talking '69-72. Not sure on Pontiacs.

Still need assistance.

I just googled 68 - 71 Olds and Buick and their arm rest panels are different from what I have.

I am at a loss......

Paul