How To Building Hot Rod Door Panels Interior Upholstery from Scratch 1954 Ford Crestline Sunliner

[@peterjurczyk61]

Your professionals and know more that I could problably ever learn however I would have saved the handles...like your work appreciated...

[@erikramos3188]

the way you just stepped in

[@richardschaffling9882]

Great video but how did you attach the vinyl to the plastic

[@MNSJR]

nice instruction - thanks !

[@geraldparker7008]

Hi, I too have a 1954 ford its supply owe to be a Crestline but I really think it a customline. So I need to find the extra trim that makes it a Crestline ,A pillar chrome 3 hassh lines that are next to the gravel gard, and chrome strips on dr. Panels and warm rear with ash trays vic. Style.

[@erikramos3188]

I have a 66 impala SS I was wondering if I could do the door panels myself

[@HauntRod]

Here’s where I bought the 1/8 inch PVC to build the backing for the new door panels. www.piedmontplastics.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3IqSBhCoARIsAMBkTb1OGGVn_6U2dcBatGa4EPmV_R1HoMg-V26BXB-WpJKo46VsRbUbhLcaAlofEALw_wcB

[@crownvicca]

Isn't 1/8" a little thin and flexible for this?

[@haroldbrown7961]

So i am woundering ware are you from i have a 1954 buick i would like to mabe send to you for interior work i am from nj

[@Ensignprime]

You have any parts remaining from that hard top? also when you bagged the convertible did you have to tunnel for the shaft? im building a hard top right now

[@powers6963]

Where did you pick up the sew foam from?

[@1979augistine]

Sailrite or amazon or wawak or keystone will have 1/4 i ch sew foam

[@HauntRod]

Here’s the link to the different colors of marine vinyl that you can buy at Joanne‘s fabrics and there is always a coupon available. www.joann.com/marine-vinyl/12214052.html

[@seanch77]

Do you have a link to the "sew foam"?

[@questfordarthflolo8076]

I came here because you said you were making it from scratch and then you had a door panel to trace. Will keep looking for a better video.

[@JonathanCalkins]

You can make a template out of card stock or any stiff material that you can cut with a scissors; it's not that hard. You have to make a pattern to make anything from scratch. He could have made his own pattern, but didn't have to since the spare door had a good panel to use as the pattern. His video is just fine for what needs to be done.