So I want 2000 GT door panels in my 1970.

70_Nitrous_Eate · 04-19-2002, 07:16 PM

Bought my power windows kit for $240, spend another 70$ on the switch and wiring kit. Bout the only thing you keep is the glass. They work like a charm and are really trick when hooked up to my alarm.

I just bought some generic actuators for power locks. These just mount to you existing hardware so it's an easy mod. $15 a side, think it cost me more for wire and relays. I didn't bother mounting any switches because I have the power locks hooked up to the alarm and only rarely manually lock/unlock my vehicle.

I also hooked up a remote trunk opener (again hooked to the alarm) with a button in the glovey. Another cheap easy mod that's SUPER handy. Total Cost approx $40.

So now I can roll up/down the windows, lock/unlock the doors and pop the trunk all with my alarm remote! Plus the automaticly lock and the windows automaticly roll up when I arm the alarm.

The windows kit is made by Electric-Line.
The switch kit is made by same company and is "Joker Style"
Bought the windows and switch kit from Summit.

P.S. I had a local company reupholster my deluxe door panels for a fraction of the cost of replacement pannels. I think you're gonna have a heck of a time trying to fab the 00' GT panels to work (especially with the 70' style door lever). And the cost of the 00' GT panels won't be cheap either.

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04-19-2002, 07:16 PM	#5
70_Nitrous_Eate Registered Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Kelowna BC, Canada Posts: 82	Bought my power windows kit for $240, spend another 70$ on the switch and wiring kit. Bout the only thing you keep is the glass. They work like a charm and are really trick when hooked up to my alarm. I just bought some generic actuators for power locks. These just mount to you existing hardware so it's an easy mod. $15 a side, think it cost me more for wire and relays. I didn't bother mounting any switches because I have the power locks hooked up to the alarm and only rarely manually lock/unlock my vehicle. I also hooked up a remote trunk opener (again hooked to the alarm) with a button in the glovey. Another cheap easy mod that's SUPER handy. Total Cost approx $40. So now I can roll up/down the windows, lock/unlock the doors and pop the trunk all with my alarm remote! Plus the automaticly lock and the windows automaticly roll up when I arm the alarm. The windows kit is made by Electric-Line. The switch kit is made by same company and is "Joker Style" Bought the windows and switch kit from Summit. P.S. I had a local company reupholster my deluxe door panels for a fraction of the cost of replacement pannels. I think you're gonna have a heck of a time trying to fab the 00' GT panels to work (especially with the 70' style door lever). And the cost of the 00' GT panels won't be cheap either.