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Hey guys, anyone have any experience with grafting newer style Explorer or Ranger door armrests onto Gen II door panels ? I've finally gotten the last of the pieces I needed for my interior project. Picked up the power window/door lock switches, harness, motors , regulators , etc yesterday from a guy parting out a 89 Bronco II.
Im thrilled to have finally gotten this stuff, especially for only 40 bucks, and he threw in a set of Eddie Bauer front power buckets as well ! But I dont really like the mounting position ( in the door panel) and the outdated look of the switches and trim. Since Im completely re doing the interior, I'd LOVE to be able to graft on a newer set of arm rests with the switches located in the armrest itself if its at all possible. But this is totally uncharted territory for me. I'll live with what I have if I must, just having the pwr windows/locks is great, but if I can spend a little bit and use something newer for locating and mounting the switches thats really what I'd like to do.
Any ideas ???
Im thrilled to have finally gotten this stuff, especially for only 40 bucks, and he threw in a set of Eddie Bauer front power buckets as well ! But I dont really like the mounting position ( in the door panel) and the outdated look of the switches and trim. Since Im completely re doing the interior, I'd LOVE to be able to graft on a newer set of arm rests with the switches located in the armrest itself if its at all possible. But this is totally uncharted territory for me. I'll live with what I have if I must, just having the pwr windows/locks is great, but if I can spend a little bit and use something newer for locating and mounting the switches thats really what I'd like to do.
Any ideas ???
