Suzuki Samurai Black Front Door Panels (set Of 2) on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
| These are brand new laser cut black powder coated aluminum diamond plate front door panels for a soft top Suzuki Samurai. The auction is for a set of 2 panels. The panels have holes in them for 10-32 screws. Stainless steel Button Head screws are supplied. You will need to drill and tap the holes to mount these. I decided to use screws instead of pop in plastic rivets for durability and to keep the noise down from rattles. A tap and drill bit can be found at any home improvement store. Thanks for taking the time to view my auction. |
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