Carpet is not original. That is a 1968 standard interior door panel. Previous owner likely had a upholstery shop add the carpet.

 

Thank you sir. Just looking at the door lock post I thought the 68's were further back.

 

Standard '69 Door Panels

 

The 69 deluxe door panels have carpet on the bottom.

 

I like the ingenuity to go outside the box. Can't have deluxe panels, just add carpet. 68 and 69 deluxe had the carpet.

 

68 and 69 deluxe had the carpet.

So did 67 deluxe

Ed

 

OP has a standard interior door opening handle.

So OP just needs to buy correct 69 standard door panels and install. The armrest and inside door are fine, but the window crank is a 68. The 69 cranks have a clear knob.

 

My "new" upholstery guy is re-doing my door panels later this month, and he's adding an edge-bound carpet panel like the OP's picture along with re-aligning some stuff. My setup is standard door panels underneath and because the door panels are white, they will easily show scuffs if your not careful getting out of the car so I figured the black carpet will help prevent me kicking the white vinyl when the door starts swinging shut on me as I'm getting out.

 

Those are standard door panels for convertibles.

1969 Camaro Convertible Standard Interior Assembled Door Panel Kit Black

1969 Camaro Convertible Standard Interior Assembled Door Panel Kit Black: Camaro convertible pre-assembled black front door panels & rear side panel

www.heartbeatcitycamaro.com

 

These 68 panels look like a better match.

1968 Camaro Htp/Cnv Pre-Asmbled Door Panels "Std" - Black - Legendary Auto Interiors

Upgrade your 1968 Camaro with our 'Standard' front door panels in black. Featuring Madrid grain vinyl for a classic touch. Buy now!

www.legendaryautointeriors.com

 

Huh, I never noticed Camaro door panels did not have carpet on the bottom. Firebird standard and I believe deluxe panels came with carpet.

 

So this appears to me to be home made. With 1969 backer board, or 1968 backer board with 1969 steel top attached due to the 1969 door lock location vs the 68 that is 8" aft of this panels. It has 1968 standard molded vinyl, top flat vinyl and stainless trim. It has the factory split vinyl joint between flat and molded vinyl beneath the top horizontal stainless trim. Someone added surged carpet to a standard interior panel the bottom, (or it is a Firebird panel?). I have seen carpet added to bottom of standard door panels to hide damaged backer boards. The round speaker extreme rearward location could be due to damage at the forward backer board that no longer had the structural integrity to mount the speaker forward in the location most often choosen. Common problem with older panels that have been mishandled during removal (note on below mine 2 of the forward clip mounting locations showing on the vinyl from a PO man handling the panel).

Look closely at 68 2 pc vinyl joint at ends of top stainless trim. This joint can be seen on OP's pic at forward edge, but pic is cropped at rear edge so you can't see entire panel.

68 standard panel I replaced the top 6" of vinyl at the factory overlap joint. Note correct 68 door lock location & 2 damaged clip holes in backerboard at forward edge.

1969 had a unique one year only molded vinyl design, the OP's panel appears to be 68 standard vinyl. Why someone would go to this trouble, maybe they used what they had to create a usable door panel?