Upgrade your Fox Body interior with CarChains3D’s precision-engineered 3D Printed HVAC Delete Panel, designed specifically for 1987–1993 Ford Mustang models. This clean, purpose-built panel replaces the factory HVAC controls, creating a streamlined, race-inspired layout while maintaining an OEM-style fit and finish.
Crafted from durable, high-temp, and chemical-resistant material, this panel is built to handle both street use and track conditions without warping or degrading. Whether you're simplifying your interior for weight reduction or making room for performance controls, this delete panel delivers a clean and functional solution.
The design supports multiple configurations, including options for factory-style window switches and integration of a Holley Dominator EFI multi-map selector. This makes it an ideal upgrade for EFI-equipped builds looking to keep controls accessible and organized without cluttering the dash.
Installation is simple and requires no cutting or permanent modification, allowing you to retain the integrity of your interior while upgrading its functionality and appearance.
Key Features:
Direct fit for 1987–1993 Ford Mustang Fox Body 3D printed from high-strength, heat- and chemical-resistant material Replaces factory HVAC controls with a clean delete panel Optional configurations for window switches and Holley Dominator EFI multi-map selector OEM-inspired design with a race-ready, functional layout Easy installation using factory mounting points
Need a custom layout? Email carchains3d@gmail.com for custom switch and control configurations tailored to your build.
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