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OR 1976 Green Interior Front and Rear Panels (Color Code G)

thatarchitect

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My blue and brown houndstooth sets are on order since 2021 ! Finally got my green set.
Yikes. Did you do olive or avocado for your green?

I think I’d rather bet on someone else being able to make them in the next three years than making a deposit and waiting.
 

hadams417

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Bump to the top still looking. I did come up with a temp solution that doesn't look 1/2 bad. Still hoping the SMS panels show up some day.
DId you fabricate these rear panels yourself? If so would you mind sharing some details like what materials you used and how you fastened it to your bronco?
 

hadams417

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Bump to the top still looking. I did come up with a temp solution that doesn't look 1/2 bad. Still hoping the SMS panels show up some day.
Did you fab these yourself? If so what material did you use for the backing? I figure 1/4" plywood or some sort of ABS plastic should work.
 
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fishinman78

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Did you fab these yourself? If so what material did you use for the backing? I figure 1/4" plywood or some sort of ABS plastic should work.
These are the distinctive industries panels. I just treated them and dyed them with SEM vinyl prep and SEM color coat.

https://distinctiveindustries.com/products/1966-76-bronco-rear-quarter-panels

I used the factory ranger quarter panel rails (https://tomsoffroad.com/parts/66-77-ford-bronco-quarter-panel-insert-mounting-brackets) and installed them with plastic push in hardware

I used two sided velcro with a 3m adhesive backing to stick the panels the the original ranger wheel well angles.
 
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