Musche

Got the idea out of Excellence with a few mods. I took an old set of door panels from the parts car and cut off the top part with a utility knife and resprayed with vinyl dye. Used the bottom part as a template on a piece of 1/8" floor underlayment. Covered with naugahyde vinyl and secured with trim screws. Door pulls made from 1" cotton webbing with a grommet in each end and covered with a piece from an old guitar amp handle bolted to the door. Total cost was about $15.

potent951turbo

Looks great, did you use anything to attach the upper and lower sections together?

Spidey944

U dont see the duct tape? LOL. Sorry, had a few on this fine Fri. night. I have seen the same thing done b4 using Alum. But this looks great too!!

bigdeano

That's some really good looking work you did! Very impressive for a DIY!

95ONE

i did the same thing with some carbon fiber sheets. Tried to glue top and bottoms together. Kinda holding, pulling apart now and starting to look like crap.

mj951

Nice work!!

Musche

Potent: Nothing connecting the two pieces but it would be easy to make a clip that would slide behind the bottom piece and attached to the top piece. It's a track car so I was just tinkering.

Spidey: I'm cheap...can't help it

Deano: Thanks! Just thought I'd share.

FASTRNU

Nice job,did you do anything to cover the armrest mount hole?

ritzblitz

Looks baller. I like it a lot!

Olli Snellman

Pete's version. Cardboards were replaced by glassfibre panels and upholstered with real leather and Porsche fabric.

Animus

Nice mods guys. I'm going to follow suit.

aben8057

Steve,

Nice job. I recall meeting you at NJMP with the DEL PCA event. I never had a chance to look at you fog light covers. Car to share what you have done?

Chris White

Your next track passenger will be pissed!
the stock door set up is real nice to grab a hold off when riding/instructing on the right side!

looks pretty good, when I get a free minute I should make some up for the track car.
Better yet - have you considered making some up for sale? most of the work is making up the template and cutting - do that in bulk and you could crank these out! I am sure there is some interest!

Musche

Thanks guys.

Chris: Next passenger is REALLY going to be pissed. This all started when fabbing up the cage. I'll be in the instructor corps in the spring so any students will have to wiggle around just to get in it!

Alex: Yes I remember you well. Hope all is good with you and our paths will probably cross agan this year.

What Alex is talking about is another one of my cheapa$$ ideas. I bought a set of the european fog light kits and wanted to protect them from cracking. I got tired of taping them up all the time so I took some left over vinyl siding and cut a template that would cover the lights and secure using the attachment points for the plastic end caps with nylon stanchions to keep it flat. Took pictures of the lights and printed them out on the laser and spray glued to the siding pieces and then covering with clear contact paper and glued some gasket material to the back for extra padding. Don't have any good pics but they are on the car in the avatar. Easily removed and reusable and no cracks in the lights but the vinyl has been punctured several times.

DanR

I went for the one piece card made out of sheet plastic. would only suit a track car