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Quote: Originally Posted by msp252 EVERYONE guess what if you brake open led christmas lights and get the actual led it will most likely fit directly in that little socket and you dont have to solder it just pop out the green and and put in the blue ill try to get pictures i did one switch in less than 5 mins I wundered about that after seeing them for sale in Home De pot.They were on sale for $5.99 and that's a string of 60.You'd...

My car has the standard HVAC controls--NOT the semi-auto...the red and blue on the center dial is somewhat faded (the red is pink) Is there any way to purchase a replacement face that looks completely stock? I think I have seen a white face, but I do not want that thanks!!

i'm not entirely sure there's anything like that as a sufficient replacement for our application. have you taken your door panel off? our doors aren't the conventional type that "pop" into the metal door frame. they slide down and into the frame. i've personally never seen another vehicle with this type of arrangement.

Cool I didnt know they had repair kits for the "clips" which I would say are more like "fingers." It seems like you could rivet your own material to whats left also if a kit wasnt available nearby. 92+ crown vics use these same fingers on their door panels. Good luck! -Rob

Quote: Originally Posted by jasonLmarsh I wonder if that is the only 96 Tbird with Side impact airbags? You know me...I think safety first! Heck I would even consider hooking them up if a collision wouldn't tear-up my new seats!!

my clips don't look like that, they are plastic tabs, very oddly shaped, they sort of hook in, and then slide down. Only the small tips of them have broken off, i can still slide the big fat part of the body into the slot, but it makes it hard as hell to hold the door in place without the little tabs on the end. I've looked at the junkyard, most of the door panels are broken as well. not to mention it's fragile plastic,...

look good though i have to admit, i'm thinkin on doing this

Quote: Originally Posted by J_Mac57 I wonder if that is the only 96 Tbird with Side impact airbags?

Could try ford parts counter, there might be one or two left in stock. Other than that your best bet is a junkyard. From what I've found the faded red is more of a quality control issue during printing than a sun fading issue, they look faded when their new sometimes.