Columbia Rovers Stainless Steel Discovery II Rear Door Panel

Laser Cut .060” (16 Gage) 304 Stainless Steel rear door panel. Fastens into stock holes with only minor enlarging of existing holes required with no special tools required. Includes Stainless Steel hardware required for proper finished look.

Thick enough to hang just about anything off of including tables, mounts, fire extinguishers, flashlights, well you get the picture.

NWOS Special until we run out of stock, $90

Call Brent at 503-227-3766 to order.
 

The D1 Door Panels are next.

 Those are nice looking!

the other Craig

The Marc Olivares legacy grows.

Nice looking panel, if I get too type A about my one misaligned hole I might have to upgrade. 

I agree with you 100% Craig. People keep telling us to build the shelves and sell them, just doesn't feel right. I figure we can supply the door panels though as I think they have a multitude of uses. Planning on building a "pocket" type option for them that is also SS. Need to get that started in CAD so we can turn a few out by the rally. Also would like to have some larger map pocket type options available as they seem insanely useful back there.

And your spot on with the holes comment.  Anybody who has ever had to blindly try to locate a hole to drill can appreciate just buying the part if the price is reasonable.  I have spent many hours trying to figure out the easiest way to accurately get holes right the first time.  Still really don't have an answer, trial and error rules.  Needless to say this isn't the first iteration of these door panels...  Probably won't be the last.

Sorry, no plans. I just worked it out as I went along.  At one point Marc Olivares sent me his list of parts, but in the end my list looked much different than his list.  I basically built it twice.  Seems like I'd try one thing, it wouldn't work so I'd redo it slightly different until it all worked out.

I'd like one of these.  Is there empty space behind the panel that could be utilized?  A recessed pocket?  I actually use the pocket on the stock door panel.  Did you relocate the speaker?

Hey Craig, that's good to know.  My stock panel, speaker, etc., are all getting buggered up from my clumsiness running into it with abrasive objects.  I think the stainless set up is great since I can mount custom racks to it like you have.