That may have been me, lol. If I was the one who sold them to you. I have suggested just that to a few out there. The Convertible Arm Rest Panels can be made from Hardtop ones. Do you have the Upper Covers as 65 & 67 has mentioned? That said, I do have a top and bottom set from a '67 Convertible that I'm getting ready to advertise. They are in storage right now as I ran out of time to strip them down and get them ready for pictures. If no one produces any before I can get to them, I will send you some as time allows.
Yeah i do have the upper cylinder covers. It seems like the arm rest would need about 4-6” cut out of the top rear flat part of it to allow the cylinder to move and allow the cylinder cover to sit down into it slightly. I then probably need to screw the lower arm rest to the cylinder cover it seems. But the seat would cover that screw I think. Or maybe I don’t need to attach them as the seat bottom would push on it and secure it somewhat. I imagine the original conv set has some way to attach the two.
Yes. But the armrest is the piece I will have to cut I believe.
sure if you have some handy. I did get it installed but I don't think it is 100% correct. I had to trim the arm rests to make room for the cylinders and at that point the cylinder covers did fit down inside the arm rests. But I'd like to see how it looks on an original arm rest.
I’ll post them once I get from BillT
how 'bout crayons?
Here’s Bills set of bare arm rests. I did cut mine sort of like this. They aren’t perfect but look ok for now from a distance. I’d still like to see a pic of a set in a finished car. Or maybe I’ll get lucky and see one at a car show this summer. The second pic is my car currently with my modified 2 door armrests. Believe it or not the armrests are original vinyl with some mothers Back to black treatment. I’m sure eventually I’ll need to recover them.how 'bout crayons?
