Pech33 Senior Member Jun 15, 2022 #1 Is it worth trying to reuse the old door panel metal clips? They are not very flexible and are difficult to "pinch" into their respective holes. Anyone find a plastic "push-in" alternative?
Is it worth trying to reuse the old door panel metal clips? They are not very flexible and are difficult to "pinch" into their respective holes. Anyone find a plastic "push-in" alternative?
19Fordy Well-known member Jun 15, 2022 #2 I used the old ones on my 1940 LeBaron-Bonney door panels as they were still in good usable condition. They are made of spring steel and are supposed to fit tight. https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/ca...9s5sXTksoInlpMOwLRmjxuK6y14kJVFIaAmsIEALw_wcB
I used the old ones on my 1940 LeBaron-Bonney door panels as they were still in good usable condition. They are made of spring steel and are supposed to fit tight. https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/ca...9s5sXTksoInlpMOwLRmjxuK6y14kJVFIaAmsIEALw_wcB
corvette8n Well-known member Jun 15, 2022 #3 I took my old clip to my local NAPA, and he had a book with actual clips on the pages, we matched it up with one of the clips and ordered me a bag of 5 or 10 clips which came in the next day(from their local warehouse).
I took my old clip to my local NAPA, and he had a book with actual clips on the pages, we matched it up with one of the clips and ordered me a bag of 5 or 10 clips which came in the next day(from their local warehouse).
T T Scott Senior Member Jun 16, 2022 #4 Go on the Auveco web site. Lots of alternative plastic push ins plus original style clips.