Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

1970-71 Challenger S.e. Interior Roof Sail Panels, W-stock Felt-type Covering Gc on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Stillwater, Minnesota, United States

Stillwater, Minnesota, United States
Here's a good condition original used pair of 1970 Challenger S.E. (hardtop) interior rear sail panel boards, with original felt-type of black material covering that the S.E. models used for their headliners and sail panels. These are all-original pieces, not any reproduction on anything. Both panels are in pretty decent condition, with good fiberboard and shape still. The right panel has a slight tear in material up near the to rear of, but you wont' notice it from the front with material on it. The metal bracket that holds center clip is missing on the right panel, but perfect still on the left panel. You'd have to put your old one on the right panel, or rig up something to hold to center clip on. The felt / velvet type black material is good, and is not stained, torn, or falling apart. Material is a little loose on the board, and should be reglued to hold on tightly. These are some tough panels to find, and not available in reproduction that I know of.
Manufacturer Part Number:1-PR, BLACK INTERIOR ROOF SAIL PANELS. Surface Finish:GD FABRIC, NEED REGLUING, ONE SM. TEAR IN BOARD Brand:ORIG MOPAR, FROM A 1970 CHALLENGER S.E. Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Interchange Part Number:ALL ORIG, COVERED WITH A FELT MATERIAL Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Rear Other Part Number:PANELS ARE STILL SOLID, W- DECENT SHAPE STILL Warranty:Yes

Up for your auction bids is this good condition original used pair of 1970 Challenger S.E. (hardtop) interior rear sail panels, with original black felt / velvet material covering. This style panels may have been used some in 1971 on Challenger S.E. models too, if they had the molded fiberboard headliner with felt material covering-- like this car did. I don't think that 1970-71 Barracuda Gran Coupe panels are the same shape as these Challenger ones.

Featured headliner sail panels for Challenger S.E. models have been stored away inside for many years. The boards are both overall pretty decent shape as these go out there for their age.  The left one has no damage to board, and has a nice shape metal clip bracket in rear center of board.  The right side board has good shape still, but does have a small tear up on the top rear edge of panel.  You won't see, or even feel it however once this panel is mounted due to the heavy felt / velvet material that covers it. The right panel is also missing the center metal bracket (on rear of panel, see last picture pointing to where it should be) for the attaching metal clip.  You may be able to replace this by taking one off your old panels (if you have them), or perhaps fabricating something and attaching it to panel. Felt / velvet fabric material on these panels is good, with no tears, stains, or bad fading.  The material has come a little loose in a few areas, so you likely would want to re-glue the material to fibrous boards to make look better.  With a little cleaning then, they should look good when mounted up.

These are some very tough sail panels to find for these cars, and ones that I don't think are available anywhere in reproduction either.  Be sure to put in those good bids today at my reasonable opening bid price on these.  My only pair like these!  Thanks for stopping in to look and bid!
__________________________________________________________________

*Always an interesting selection of quality-select parts from out of my extensive 33-year collection of Mopar parts. One of the largest and most varied in the upper Midwest! From top to bottom, and from inside to outside, I've just about had it ALL!!


*Check out my other select 1963-74 Mopar A, B, C, and E-body parts. A little something for everyone, at realistic opening bid and B.I.N. prices!


Please be a good eBayer and be sure to leave me feedback after you have received your item(s). I will then be sure and do the same for you! Please note that I require payment to be made within three (3) days on all my closed auction items, or an unpaid item report will automatically be noted to eBay.

HAVE A COLLECTION OF PARTS TO SELL? I'M ALSO ALWAYS A BUYER FOR QUALITY USED, REPRODUCTION, AND NOS 1963-74 MOPAR A, B, AND E-BODY PARTS TO ADD TO MY DIVERSE INVENTORY. FROM A SINGLE ITEM TO A BARN- FULL, LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE OR KNOW OF. FEEL FREE TO CALL ME AT PH: 651-429-4235 FROM 10 A.M.-9 P.M. CENTRAL TIME, TO DISCUSS THEM OR TO ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE ON MY CURRENT PARTS LISTINGS. THANKS!

Other for Sale

New 2014 Corvette Stingray gets 29 mpg highway

Tue, 09 Jul 2013

Chevrolet has been dropping stats about its new Corvette every so often, and the latest to come down the pike are its fuel economy ratings. The Corvette Stingray's EPA estimated rating of 17 mpg in the city and 29 mpg on the highway makes it 11 percent more fuel efficient than the previous Corvette. These ratings are for the Corvette equipped with the all new seven-speed manual transmission.

Aston Martin's design future

Wed, 28 Nov 2007

By Motor Industry 28 November 2007 17:20 Aston Martin boss Ulrich Bez has told CAR Online he wants to evolve the firm's distinctive design 'for the next 20 years'. The company hopes to repeat the success of the timeless Porsche 911. The next generation of Astons will be styled at the company's new design studio, due to open on 11 December 2007.

Kia KH

Tue, 14 Feb 2012

These official sketches of the Kia KH preview an all-new flagship sedan that will also be the brand's first rear-wheel drive car, notwithstanding last year's GT concept. The classically proportioned three-box sedan appears to feature a blend of Kia design cues and the influences of other luxury models. The KH sports the Kia tiger-nose grille, framed by large, detailed lamp graphics and contoured hood.