Thread: SIIA Panels Available ?

Steve,

have a look at fwd.com.au; they may have some second hand stuff avail. These blokes are in Vic somewhere.

Originally Posted by olmate

Steve,

have a look at fwd.com.au; they may have some second hand stuff avail. These blokes are in Vic somewhere.

Howdy, I am getting a catalogue from them, was hoping for new panels.

I know they are common in the UK, I have relatives there (coming over later in the year for my wedding ) so might organise to get some brought over.

Main thing is window surrounds.. old ones are rusted badly!.

Steve,

If these blokes cant help - you may be able to find some thru

http://www.fwd-motors.com.au/ .

Not too sure of the price etc. Failing this there are brit parts places in WA, SA and QLD I think. Someone else may be able to confirm this.

You need new door tops! Bare top without glass etc. FWD (Four Wheel Drives, 03 98900509, www.landrovers.com.au) part numbers P53P and P53D, $110 each according to their catalogue No.33. They also list most of the other commonly needed body panels.

John

Originally Posted by JDNSW

You need new door tops! Bare top without glass etc. FWD (Four Wheel Drives, 03 98900509, www.landrovers.com.au) part numbers P53P and P53D, $110 each according to their catalogue No.33. They also list most of the other commonly needed body panels.

John

Cool, i'll have to get the catalogue and start pricing up the parts
a few other panels are split, might be easy replcing Vs repairing.

Steve

try www.fourwheeldrives.com.au you can get a parts catalogue from them with listings for most body panels, they are new, but you can get second hand ones. The new ones arent cheap. Matt

Thanks,

Some more photos taken today, Started work on cleaning up the rear chassis and removing the near impossible components such as lights / light protectors etc.


Panel near back of the door / rear wall in cab.


Rust in the chassis rail


Passenger Floor panel
http://landrover.offroader.com.au/?p=7

Never forget wreckers as a source of parts, even if your visiting mates etc. in other towns. She looks in surprisingly good shape from your website. Best of luck with the pulling apart. It feels very good when you start putting the bits back on.