SuperMotors SuperMotors SUPERMOTORS Search — try “orange Bronco on 35s”
Home/ Registry/ Ford/ Crown Victoria/ 1998-2011/ “SOLD”/ Photo supermotors.net/registry/media/793482

first time cutting out a powerseat door mounted powerseat switch…

first time cutting out a powerseat door mounted powerseat switch hole in a P71 door panel.

i used the RH LX door panel off my 2003 to get an idea of were to cut, from there i traced the LX door panel with paper and redrew it with black marker on the 2007 p71 panel. I drilled and shaved until it fit just right putting in the seat switch every so often to ensure proper fit, I planned for a slight 'ghetto' look but, it turned out really nice, take your time and fit the switch as much as you can to get a tight fit. i used liquid nails at the end on the back side to make sure it doesn't slip out of place even though it was a tight fit in the plastic.

Owner caption · Photo 32 of 81

Is this accurate? Sign in to help verify it.

Comments

No comments yet.

More from this build

Tan Ford sedan interior with lit green gauges, woodgrain dash trim and gray steering wheel Dark Ford Crown Victoria sedan, headlights on, front view on a parking garage deck at dusk Black puck antenna mounted on the dark roof of a sedan, chrome window trim below Open glove box on a Crown Victoria dash showing papers and exposed orange and yellow wiring Close-up of column shifter, key in ignition and green-lit gauges in a tan Ford sedan dash Ford Crown Victoria gray dashboard: CD radio, climate knobs, woodgrain trim, cup holders Passenger front footwell with gray carpet, floor mat and exposed under-dash wiring connectors Driver footwell with lower dash panel removed exposing steering column and wiring connector

More 1998-2011 Crown Victorias