Rough drawing of what I'd like it to be so 90s handle arm rest with pony boarder. Middle is stainless steel and black is my black carbon fiber upholstery I did on the rest of the interior

Glen did that in his 65, and I did it in Cara's 65 coupe.  It is a great way to add power window switches and cover up the old door crank holes at the same time.  It is pretty much a bolt-on deal.

That would be more cool with pony panels, but I don't see how they could fit on something other than a flat panel, unless you are going to sculpt everything and reupholster them.  Let us see them when you get there.  A new idea comes along every day!

I am putting pony door panels in my 66 F-100, but cutting them vertically right aft of the window crank, then grafting on sheetmetal from Mustang door interiors so they blend into the doors.

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I might just go mess around with a wood lathe and skullped some similar things to fox body arm/pulls. And then custom shapeing them to a similar pony panel or something my own

As of right now I'm  in between the two 

Kristang,

Those look great. Tell us how you did it?

I made mine by butchering a brand new set of pony door panels!  My power window switches are in my console so I wanted to do something with the window crank hole and I wanted something different.  I have a red/black/aluminum/chrome theme in my interior, so I decided an aluminum panel in the door should look good.  I made the aluminum panel, then cut the shape of it out of the pony door panel, down to the backing board, cleaned all the foam out, stapled the leading edge of the red vinyl down.  To secure the aluminum, I used the Mustang emblem and some 3M double faced tape.  I then bought a roll of chrome edging and made the chrome strip.  Pretty simple really.

Kristang wrote:

I made mine by butchering a brand new set of pony door panels!  My power window switches are in my console so I wanted to do something with the window crank hole and I wanted something different.  I have a red/black/aluminum/chrome theme in my interior, so I decided an aluminum panel in the door should look good.  I made the aluminum panel, then cut the shape of it out of the pony door panel, down to the backing board, cleaned all the foam out, stapled the leading edge of the red vinyl down.  To secure the aluminum, I used the Mustang emblem and some 3M double faced tape.  I then bought a roll of chrome edging and made the chrome strip.  Pretty simple really.

It's a nice look. I've always liked the '67/68 deluxe interiors with brushed panels. Are you using aluminum inserts for the dash panel & glove box? What's your plan for dealing with the fabric edge at the top front of the door panel? Roll it over and glue it down?

Kristang--I love that look.  Nice integration of the Pony interior and the 67 Deluxe interior.  Too bad it requires the destruction of a second pair of Pony door panels.....but I can't say that I have not considered the same approach.  It just seems like an expensive solution for the small amount of fabric used.