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Old 11-18-2007, 01:37 AM
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WTB 76 Alfetta berlina front doors cards

I am looking for two front door cards for my Alfetta in skai, color beige.Any help much appreciated.
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Old 11-20-2007, 09:38 AM
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What's wrong with yours? They look pretty good compared to some I've seen. (BTW: your car is a dead ringer for my old '77 black/beige)
If it's just dirty, you can pull them and scrub them down with a soft brush and soapy water. The vinyl cleans up pretty easily.
If you find a set in black though, let me know!
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You are right.No serious promblem,but I hope to find new ones without speakers holes.Anyway,I have bought period speakers covers to put them on,if I dont find new ones.
Any idea how can I "straighten" the area near the speaker hole?
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Any idea how can I "straighten" the area near the speaker hole?
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'fraid not. Once water soaks into the backing board, it's pretty much irreversible. Your best bet is to replace the plastic "moisture barrier" behind the panel and make sure it keeps water inside the door, and not leaking through to the bottom of the panel (where mine are shot). That will prevent it getting any worse. While you have to panel off - it's a good time to clean drain holes in the doors too!
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