Re: 1969 camaro rear 1/4 interior panel mounting?

Is this for a standard interior? There are no screws. They slide over the top of the metal by the window. The front is held on by the windlace molding (called something,,,cant remember ) by door jamb. The seats hold it in place on the bottom. Window handle hold them in the middle.

 

Re: 1969 camaro rear 1/4 interior panel mounting?

Is this for a standard interior? There are no screws. They slide over the top of the metal by the window. The front is held on by the windlace molding (called something,,,cant remember ) by door jamb. The seats hold it in place on the bottom. Window handle hold them in the middle.

Windlace goes over the panel and pinch weld.

 

Re: 1969 camaro rear 1/4 interior panel mounting?

Thanks for the help !!!!

 

Re: 1969 camaro rear 1/4 interior panel mounting?

Thanks gang. I had the same question and just found the answer!! Happy New Year!

 

Re: 1969 camaro rear 1/4 interior panel mounting?

How do you get the rear panel to sit and not rise when the window goes up?? Also, should the material wrap around the cardboard all the way down the front edge? Mine is glued for the first 25%, but not below that.

 

Update...From what I can tell, the rear corner is pinched in place and there is a screw in the front under the wiper to keep the front down and in place.. there's no hole for the front screw. just more like a slot.

 

hi,
Any more info on this?
I'm not getting where this screw is that you are talking about, unless you mean the one that holds the top end of the windlass.
Also, I didn't see an answer on whether or not the extra material on the front edge of the 1/4 trim panel is supposed to wrap around the weld, with the windless over the top of the material? or is the fabric just supposed to wrap around the back side of the panel and be glued. When I got my new panel, only half od the front edge material is on the back side of the panel. Confusing I know
RJ

 

RJ, just the one screw at the top end of the windlace as you mentioned. Yes, the extra vinyl wraps around the pinchweld from top to bottom and the windlace goes over it. The extra material at the rear of the panel was glued to the inner rear wheelhouse, originally.

Here's a shot of the bottom, showing how the carpet is situated...

 

Thank you Garth. That was a huge help to me. Does the carpet in your picture actually go under the panel, or does it just butt up tightly to it?

RJ

 

Carpet goes over the vinyl, butted up next to the panel.