Door panels, yellow/green, for Volvo PV 444A, 1947-50
PV 444
$ 293.69
Interior Volvo PV 444A Green/Beige (1947-50)
Cracked door panels, sagging headliner and faded vinyl are among the most common wear points in an early 444A from 1947–50. When the original fabric has thinned or the color has darkened, the trim is often what decides how convincing a restoration becomes, and the green/beige interior followed exactly these first model years.
- Door panels, yellow/green, for Volvo PV 444A, 1947-50
- Rear side panels for Volvo PV444A 1947-50 yellow/green lower
- Headlining for Volvo PV444, 1947-53, brushed grey fabric
- Upper rear side panels for Volvo PV444A 1947-50, yellow/green
- B-pillar panels for Volvo PV444A 1947-50, green
- Vinyl for Volvo PV444, A series, green
- Upholstery assembly sock (000306)
- Door panel clips for Volvo PV444, 1947-50 (54/car)
All products in category: Interior Volvo PV 444A Green/Beige (1947-50)
Rear side panels for Volvo PV444A 1947-50 yellow/green lower
PV 444
$ 168.94
Headlining for Volvo PV444, 1947-53, brushed grey fabric
PV 444
$ 168.94
- Model year:
- 1947–1953
- Material:
- Textile
Upper rear side panels for Volvo PV444A 1947-50, yellow/green
PV 444
$ 135.04
- Position:
- Rear, Upper
- Model year:
- 1947–1950
- Colour:
- Yellow/green
B-pillar panels for Volvo PV444A 1947-50, green
PV 444
$ 89.84/pair
Vinyl for Volvo PV444, A series, green
PV 444
$ 55.94
- Colour:
- Green
Upholstery assembly sock (000306)
$ 3.16
Door panel clips for Volvo PV444, 1947-50 (54/car)
PV 444
$ 0.68
- Model year:
- 1947–1950
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This group includes door panels and panels, vinyl by the meter, headliner and sock, plus fasteners for mounting. Since the cabin was rebuilt several times during the 544 series, it is worth checking the color and panel dimensions against your specific 444A before ordering – early and later cars differ in both shade and mounting points.
During a cabin restoration, the mounting fasteners are a typical checkpoint: they become brittle over the years and often crack during removal, which can leave even an intact panel loose. New fasteners together with vinyl and panel give a result that holds the whole together.