Just a quickie. Am I supposed to have something over these wire access holes? I need to find a solution before one of my dogs thinks they're both bowls of spaghetti. Would there have been speakers installed or something else? Thanks in advance for yer two bobs worth.
Interior trim quickie
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They certainly look like speaker holes. A nice piece of ally or fit some more speakers 
CheersThey certainly look like speaker holes. A nice piece of ally or fit some more speakers
If I don't go for speakers do you know what the search term is (what are the panels called?) Not getting any joy typing in light covers and 'cargo panels'.
Nice one. They're the ones. Cheers.
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Mine's never even had those panels in all the time I've owned it. Maybe I should get some.
Oo shiny new ones! I was thinking more along the lines of these (link) but I don’t like spending money
Quick coat of paint and away you go (assuming you already have paint for touching up other parts)Does anyone know any links or have any pictures of DIY rear cargo van defender 90's (when I say van, panelled sides)? I've been looking at the plastic laselle and massai plastic ones, but (don't be offended if you have em), they lack class, are a ridiculous price (you could put windows in the average semi for the same price) and I basically don't like them. I reckon I could copy the design with a bit of ply, some skank, jigsaw'd internal corners ... but someone might have done something nicer. Cheers.
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Plywood covered in veltrim works and is cheap but dog hairs have to be vacc'd off. Plain black pvc vinyl would do though.
