Sail Panels
12-10-2012 | 07:05 AM
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From: Waxahachie, Tx
Sail Panels I have two sail panels from LT1cars. Both are in good shape with no cracks. Need to be sanded and primed before install. $250 as is or $325 sanded, primed and ready for paint. I can assist with paint and install if needed. These are OEM GM parts so you know they will fit correctly.
Last edited by reelmcoy; 12-10-2012 at 05:45 PM.
12-10-2012 | 11:56 AM
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I have rtwo sail panels from LT1cars. Both are in good shape with no cracks. Need to be sanded and primed before install. $250 as is or $325 sanded, primed and ready for paint. I can assist with paint and install if needed. These are OEM GM parts so you know they will fit correctly.
12-13-2012 | 05:08 AM
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Got some interest, parts still available. If you want to fix your bubbling sail panels this is the best option. If you are local to Dallas area I can have the sail painted for $50 plus materials and professional install for $140.
12-13-2012 | 05:53 PM
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What is the best method to remove off a 12yr old car?
I tried fishing line. snapped
Stainless 1/16 cable. Think it just heated the adhesive and made it stick more.
LOL
Sorry to hijack your thread.
Im having a hard time trying to remove one.
Bump for you
I tried fishing line. snapped
Stainless 1/16 cable. Think it just heated the adhesive and made it stick more.
LOL
Sorry to hijack your thread.
Im having a hard time trying to remove one.
Bump for you
12-13-2012 | 07:08 PM
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I have 27 years in the body and glass business so I have the tools needed. It takes around $700 in glass tools to get one off and save it.