Thread: Interior trim pieces - where to buy?

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Range Rover Classic Parts & Accessories

outcast offroad were doing a really nice center console in alloy for just over $300 on ebay a couple of weeks ago

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What year is your rangie? I have the wooden parts from a 91 rrc. And possibly a console also

I need the interior door handle surround in brown for my 86 RRC

I have just put in order to Famous Four in the UK for stuff for my 2 door. Already had one delivery, not cheap but very efficient..

What year?

Wood wasn't invented when my POS was built in 74.

Wood is only necessary if you're starring in movies of a particular genre.

DL

oct 1991build jun '92 reg, brogue interior

Biggest issue is nowhere seems to have the colour. Or the trim fabric...

I'd like to get some new carpets, and the screw-plugs.
That includes the cargo space.

I wouldn't mind re-trimming some other bits - mind you there is nothing wrong with the trim per-se. Just thinking about preservation, but the main consideration here is if I am unable to obtain the cloth, then down the track I'll probably redo the seats in leather - but for me the car would lose a bit of it's charm. I have enough leather in the Merc's and I quite like the fabric in the RRC. It's very tasteful, and of good quality.

I'd love a new console & cubby mostly because the vinyl is delaminating and no amount of contact cement is going to rescue it this time.
More than that, I'd like new wood. The driver & passenger door strip are cracking / delaminating - and that presents an opportunity.
The centre console and dash do not have the wood trim, so it's a great time to redo the lot, if only the pieces which need replacing are done now, any later additional wood trim replacement pieces are not likely to match.

I saw this pretty cool picture somewhere on a range rover site, about a guy who completely rebuilt the dash on his RRC and retrimmed it in burl and brushed aluminium.- and while it's not quite my thing, it did look quite nice.

That's not what I am wanting to achieve though. I'm simply looking to replace parts with the OEM optional trim pieces where possible.

if those parts are not available (as it seems to be the case for the wood trim and carpets and cloth) then I'm going to have to look for alternative solutions which maintain the coherence of the interior trim.

Have a look this Centre Console Project