Thread: Checker Plate Rear Door cover

I made my own easily enough. 2mm chequer plate, use the old card as a template (the chequer plate will need to be a few mm smaller actually) and then some self-tapping screws to secure in place Mine even has a fold down table

You can use the original cover as a template - I bought some external trim clips and reproduced the holes from the original cover - that way I don't have to drill any holes. I also used a router to cut out a flat section and refitted the storage bin using the original screws - took a long time and was fiddly but I thought "what the heck, I'm not paying someone an hourly rate to get it done"

Cheers,

Franz

I "was" going to use chequer plate, but it can be a pain to screw anything flat to it because of the ridges,I used plain ali in the end, heres a few piccys of mine

Originally Posted by Urban Panzer

.....heres a few piccys of mine

Nice UP, very nice!

..:: KIEREN ::..
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I've got one on the rear door of my defender. I got it through Opposite Lock

Nice - no good for me...I guess I wont be getting my stove on my tailgate...near the LPG tanks and LPG vent....not that mine is leaking but it would only take a leak....

I like the use of the tailgate!

Cheerrs