66 door panel
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My guess is that the door panel can be used for manual as well as electric lift applications. Not owning a 66, I'm not sure what you are referring to the "indent". If you are talking about the marking location of where the window crank belongs, I think that you could assume the same as before.
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I'm referring to a bit of a recess in the door molding -a circle about the size of the base of the door winder handle. It is where the metal piece with the 3 prongs fits into before the door handle goes on.
Mine is manual window.
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Oh, that's right, the 65-67 door panels were a molded design weren't they? I had a 64 way back when and they were not a molded style panel. Sorry, for sticking my nose into this discussion ( I'm embarrassed).
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I'm just going from memory, so you need to check this out. But, as I remember there are two different door panels used on the '65-'67 Corvettes, one made for power windows and one without power windows.
Sounds to me like you've got the one for power windows, may want to check with the supplier before you do any cutting!!
Sounds to me like you've got the one for power windows, may want to check with the supplier before you do any cutting!!
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OOPS I just cut, drilled a hole in the wrong spot :ugh... just kiddingI'm just going from memory, so you need to check this out. But, as I remember there are two different door panels used on the '65-'67 Corvettes, one made for power windows and one without power windows.
Sounds to me like you've got the one for power windows, may want to check with the supplier before you do any cutting!!
otfl. I have sent a msg. to Al Knoch. Hope to hear back soon.
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