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I made a mock up front panel for a piece of equipment we were developing and used cardboard. I taped a full scale plot of the front panel to it and had a technician wire up the interior harnesses while we waited for the machined front panel.

Thank you for that information! I just added your discovery of 228762 that was for sale in Germany and I'll post an updated Registry later today. It will include your Poland find from a month ago, 235899, which is still the "newest" car in the Registry. I do not have a 226762, but I do have a...

Nice find! We appear to have similar tastes.

Cardboard and duct tape is my go-to mock-up material.

If there’s a glass doctor facility nearby - they too might have an old school dude. We discovered that in getting our RV windshield resealed

How’s the metal? Quarters, dog legs, rear window channels etc…

Never mind. Checked out his page and all of them are turned off except main page. No links work.

Try your local SafeLite.. they may have an old school guy onsite that can do it.. Or! They may have a contact they use for older cars like yours..

Fiberglass is probably the quickest. Of course, metal if you’re skilled or 3D printing if you’re good on the keyboard.

What's a Galen Govier?

Ok guys, I'd like a quick, dirty and cheap method to simulate the steel roof panel for mockup, slice and dice. Any ideas other than fiberglass?

1965 Plymouth Fury III 440 / 727 / 3.55 Suregrip. Originally a "Commando" 383 car, but has been since swapped in favor of a 440. Purchased in 2008, brought to its current condition from 2008-2012 as a father/son project, daily driver for 2011-2017, occasionally driven since then. Highs: 1. 440...

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Thanks to @Lycidias we now know that CM23M2C264747 (which was for sale in California back in January 2020) is currently for sale in Germany: PS: I have in my notes that she was already for sale in Germany last August. I did not post about it at the time, for whatever reason.