Range rover roof lining.
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defenderdavie
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try the scrpie or breakers fer a new one
major clanger
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where abouts are you m8.....there is a guy in baldock who works miracles,,,look him up on google..A & R Pound,vehical uphulsteres....hic
rustyrangie
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dunno where they come from but there used to be a fibreglass replacement available, or you could do it like a rangie i saw in the scrappie the other week- pull off all the cloth and foam then paint white polytex textured paint on it :crazy: it looked totally ****e and when i banged me head on it while rippin some bits off it it cut my scalp open 
MartinBird
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dunno where they come from but there used to be a fibreglass replacement available, or you could do it like a rangie i saw in the scrappie the other week- pull off all the cloth and foam then paint white polytex textured paint on it :crazy: it looked totally ****e and when i banged me head on it while rippin some bits off it it cut my scalp open
LOL that sounds a great idea, it makes you wonder what people are thinking when they do these things.......
In the past i have stripped the old material off, rubbed off all the powdery yellow old glue stuff, the sealed it with PVA, fitted some new material with spray glue, its still on, 5 years on, so it does work.
Paul Hopton
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Hi There
I think the best option is get a second hand one from places like E Bay because i have got a few of these in the past and they are in good condition
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I think the best option is get a second hand one from places like E Bay because i have got a few of these in the past and they are in good condition
I source vehicles and Parts for people abroad
Landylocater
