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  1. 6th August 2007, 02:37 PM #1
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    Firewall Repair Sections SIIA

    I have some rust in my firewall that I want to repair.

    I can buy the footwell and inner guards which is fine.

    I also have rust in the usual area around the side of the air vent, as per the photos:




    Closer Photos here:
    http://media.offroader.com.au/photog...elSanding.html

    I am 95% sure I have seen a replacement panel you can buy and weld in its place, or was I dreaming?

    I searched my www.landrovers.com.au catelogue but can't see it in there.

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    You certainly can buy them, just can't remember where from

    I will possibly need one for my series 2, so i'll have to keep an eye on this thread
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    I seem to recall a replacement panel - but looks like an easy repair as is.
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    G'day All, From the UK I think, haven't seen any local ones, curiousity has got me why is the blue ??air line connected to the fire ext? or is it an optical illusion and is that a Triumph with the lid tilted forward?? got me glasses on cheers Dennis
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    not sure how to post a pic !!


    http://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/pro...tid=3&page=new




    Part Number : JC712
    BULKHEAD REPAIR PANEL SER 2/3 90/110 R/H


    £10.00
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    Quote Originally Posted by HarlingtonStraker View Post
    not sure how to post a pic !!


    http://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/pro...tid=3&page=new




    Part Number : JC712
    BULKHEAD REPAIR PANEL SER 2/3 90/110 R/H


    £10.00


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    cheers fulla

    I am sure Paddock used to have them too, but could not find any,,,,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dinty View Post
    G'day All, From the UK I think, haven't seen any local ones, curiousity has got me why is the blue ??air line connected to the fire ext? or is it an optical illusion and is that a Triumph with the lid tilted forward?? got me glasses on cheers Dennis
    Fire Extinguisher is now an Air Tank Has been for a few years, its getting mounted under the tray.

    Yes, Its my brothers Triumph Vitesse Convertible. Getting covered in dust

    For 10 pounds, i'll get a few sets sent over.
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    I need 2 x R/H and 2 x L/H. Any one placing an order please PM me to combine shipping.

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    I have one on my shelf - cannot remember which side it is and its cold out there now.

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