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Bumpside Ford Truck 1967 - 1972 Driver's Side Air Door Insert preview

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Bumpside Ford Truck 1967 - 1972 Driver's Side Air Door Insert

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Have a bumpside and need a replacement air door for the driver's side vent in the footwell? This works great for mine. I suggest printing in PETG or ABS for heat resistance. I did a standard quality print, slicing in Cura with 25% infill. You will need supports turned on for the handle. NOTE: If it does not quite fit between the slider rails in the frame, slightly trim the edge. I used my vent as a guide and it is very possible there are some variations in sizes over the years of production since my original slider showed signs of being adjusted in size manually at the factory. The leading edge was not square and the corner cuts were very uneven. Enjoy!

Published Sep 4, 2026Updated Sep 4, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Chris Becker (Destroyer713) · License: CC BY 4.0

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