1973-79 F100/F250 Door Panels
Your hand lands on the door panel before anything else in the cab. Cardboard backing that has gone wavy; vinyl lifting at the top edge; an armrest that flexes when you pull the door shut. It is the first thing a passenger touches and the fastest way to undo a good build. These start with a rigid substrate foundation; solid enough to carry the handles; the armrest and the trim without warping or sagging behind them. The armrest is built in and padded where your arm actually rests on a long drive. Edges and borders are finished to line up with the door frame and the weatherstrip; because a panel that ends a quarter inch short is all you will look at afterward. One thing to plan: the panels are not pre-cut for window cranks. Factory and aftermarket cranks sit differently; so you cut that opening against the hardware in your door. Measure twice.
Install Level: Moderate
Built to order.
Door panels are not pre-cut for window cranks; you cut those openings during installation.
Treat the footnote as the operative caveat and confirm before ordering.
Fits 1973-79 F100 and F250 regular cab; the F-250 crew cab door panels are a separate listing.
Material; texture and color; and stitch pattern are selected at checkout.
Built to Order | Regular Cab Trucks | 1973-79 Ford F100/F250
Complete your cabin with FFG Door Panels – where functional design meets visual impact in the components that frame every entry and define your Ford's interior character from the moment you open the door.
Your door panels aren't just trim – they're the first impression and lasting connection between you and your truck's interior. Sagging cardboard backing, peeling vinyl, and broken armrests turn every door opening into a reminder of neglect. But properly crafted FFG door panels create that solid, finished feel that makes your F100 or F250's cabin feel like a place built with intention and pride.
Strength That Shows
Every FFG door panel delivers lasting durability with purposeful design:
- Rigid substrate foundation – engineered backing eliminates warping and sagging while providing solid mounting points for handles, armrests, and trim
- Integrated armrest construction – comfortable, supportive padding positioned for natural arm placement during long drives and daily use
- Precision hardware cutouts – exact window crank, door handle, and control openings ensure clean installation without gaps or modification
- Professional edge finishing – clean, consistent borders that align perfectly with door frames and weatherstripping for a factory-quality appearance
Choose materials built for your Ford's mission: marine-grade vinyl that handles daily use, temperature swings, and work truck punishment without showing wear, or premium full-grain leather for builds demanding show-level consistency. Available in Pebbled Black, Light Tan, Crimson Red, Medium Brown, and Distressed Deep Brown.
These door panels provide the finished framework that makes your entire interior feel cohesive and complete. Solid feel, comfortable function, and the visual consistency that ties your cabin together every time you climb in.
Built for enthusiasts who understand that great interiors are completed by the details that surround you, because every surface matters when you're building something right.
Get your complete 1973-79 Ford F100/F250 interior Kit.
*Door panels are not pre-cut for window cranks.. This allows for variations in factory and aftermarket hardware and ensures proper fitment. Customers will need to cut these openings during installation.
1973-79 Ford F100 and F250 door panels; regular cab
Built to order
Rigid substrate foundation; solid mounting for handles; armrests and trim
Integrated armrest construction with padded support
Professional edge finishing aligned to door frames and weatherstrip
Not pre-cut for window cranks
Material: marine-grade vinyl or premium full-grain leather
Texture and color: Onyx; Camel; Carmine; Sepia; Umber
Stitch pattern: Diamond; Vertical; Horizontal
30 material; color and stitch combinations
Door panels are not pre-cut for window cranks.
The description text on this listing contradicts the footnote about crank cutouts; the footnote is the caveat to plan around.
The F-250 crew cab door panels are a separate listing.
