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Old 12-06-2015, 01:28 PM   #1
Tilt
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Location: Dayton, TX
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Power door panels on a manual door

I tried doing a search, but only found people asking about it and some that said it would work, but no follow up post or photos. I set the power door panel on my door and the window crank sticks through right about in the middle of the hole for the 2 power window switches on the driver side. With the window crank on, there is still a good amount of the hole visible. Has anyone swapped their door panels and how did you hide the hole in a way that looks nice. I thought about getting a piece from a trophy shop to cover it and extend out far enough to have them engrave "LSX" or something like that. I would really like to see what others have done. Thanks
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