cowl replacement panel. Again

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  1. dav

    dav Member

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    i have been searching high and low for a replacement cowl, but cant come up with anything. the outer panel I have is ok. but the inner is pretty much gone, the heater box is just hanging by the hoses, will one off a mustang work? or maybe a Granada? it is a 1970
     
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    Paul Masson MCCI Atlantic Canada Rep

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    As far as a direct replacement, only Maverick/Comet cowls will work. Mustang patch panels are available from the aftermarket but require modification to fit. I am in the middle of replacing MY cowl right now. I was fortunate to find one via a "Wanted" ad here on the MMB under the Classifieds section. To fix properly, they are a lot of work. There are several members on this board who might have (and be willing to cut out) a good rustfree cowl.

    If you find one, just don't cut it in half to save a hundred bucks on shipping. Ask me how I know.
    http://mmb.maverick.to/showthread.php?t=92251
    http://mmb.maverick.to/showthread.php?t=94318

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    If your heater box is hanging by the hoses, it sounds like your fire wall is rusted too. You might have a bigger job than just repairing the cowl floor.
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Contact this member - Rick Brooks at the link below - Rick has a lot of good clean Texas parts that he will cut out for you - he has saved my poor old Pennsylvania Maverick more than once :tiphat:


    http://www.maverick.to/mmb/member.php?u=5289
     
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    Thanks for the referral Bob.

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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    I have a complete rust free cowl, may have the firewall section also. Feel free to email if interested. Mavguy70@gmail.com
     
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    trucking another car from down South may be cheaper in the long run...:yup:

    how are the...floor pans, torque boxes and frame rails?
     
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    the cowl is the only rust replacement panel I need for the car, I got the top cowl off this morning, the inner panel is pretty well all gone, firewall is good.
     
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