Rear Door Card
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jamescronin
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Going to be expensive if you want a new one - genuine LR circa £180-200.
Ebay would be your best bet. The chequer plate ones may be cheeper if your not after style.
i'm also on the lookout for a gray one but not many around at the moment so may go for chequer plate instead. Depends what you want
Going to be expensive if you want a new one - genuine LR circa £180-200.
Ebay would be your best bet. The chequer plate ones may be cheeper if your not after style.
i'm also on the lookout for a gray one but not many around at the moment so may go for chequer plate instead. Depends what you want
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I want a chequer plate one to replace this gray one.
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James Cronin, if your willing to spend around a hundred pounds i have found the parts codes and a website on which you can get one from
If you do not have a rear wash/heated rear window i can't find a link. However if you do have this then here is a link; MWC1744LCS REAR DOOR CASING SLATE GREY | shop | www.lrseries.com | L. R. Series
That is 115 pounds, hope this helps you?
If you do not have a rear wash/heated rear window i can't find a link. However if you do have this then here is a link; MWC1744LCS REAR DOOR CASING SLATE GREY | shop | www.lrseries.com | L. R. Series
That is 115 pounds, hope this helps you?
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I had a bit of a split appear on my rear door, not sure why
so did just that, took about 20 mins to cut out and fit... and lots cheaper than a new card.jamescronin
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I knocked a hole throught the previous door with a large bit of timber in the back - so looking to protect the new one as the skins are so thin if you don't have the inner pannel - maybe i'll just use a bit of 6mm steel
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Get a piece of 4mm ply, cut to suit and drill the ply where you want the trim fasteners to be. Cover it with grey/black vinyl. Once it's covered you can set the fasteners in and put the recieving parts into the door frame for them to fasten into.
Costs about £20 to make and fit.
Costs about £20 to make and fit.
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ive got a grey one going free if anyone wants it, its quite tatty though.
dnt see the point of the expensive rear ones tbh, i seem to habit of knackering them.
oh, just a thought for you. This grey one im giving away came off a back door that i bought on ebay. The door was removed from a 6 year old 110, and i paid a grand total od
£2.19
for it. The complete door.
Itll be cheaper to buy a door.
Oh yeah an the door before that i paid £5 for, and it came with a crappy chequer plate one, which also got given away.
dnt see the point of the expensive rear ones tbh, i seem to habit of knackering them.
oh, just a thought for you. This grey one im giving away came off a back door that i bought on ebay. The door was removed from a 6 year old 110, and i paid a grand total od
£2.19
for it. The complete door.
Itll be cheaper to buy a door.
Oh yeah an the door before that i paid £5 for, and it came with a crappy chequer plate one, which also got given away.
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I can beat that. got a series 2 rear door complete for 99p bloke was gutted when i handed him the quid. hahahahaha!
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bloke was gutted when i handed him the quid. hahahahaha!G
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I can beat that. got a series 2 rear door complete for 99p
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Espescially when you asked for the change
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