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by M100TURBOFR » Thu 02.07.2020, 13:28
Hello
Are the square-shaped bolts for attaching the A Panel/Quarter panel at top still available?
Also looking for part (sleeve?) for attaching the door check strap (round-shaped part which secures the checkstrap to the door)
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by Brit-Car-Nut » Thu 02.07.2020, 14:20
David is looking for the upper bolts that are bonded to the A-Panel. They never had a part #.
I have a few used A-Panels on the shelf and could probably salvage a couple of the bolts if it becomes necessary.
Maybe someone closer to him has a damaged A-Panel they can offer?
The Sleeve is the first part Rambo posted.
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by M100TURBOFR » Thu 02.07.2020, 14:22
Mark Hi
Thanks for info. It is indeed A100B6020F I require. Postage is ludicrous.
Last link was the bottom fixings for the A panel. I'm looking for the top fixings (square-shaped bolts)
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by M100TURBOFR » Thu 02.07.2020, 14:25
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Thanks for offer. I'll probably end up using a flat rounded bolt.
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by Brit-Car-Nut » Thu 02.07.2020, 14:37
It's a shame that postage to a different country has gone stupidly expensive.
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by dapinky » Thu 02.07.2020, 14:58
I just used a standard sort of bolt and bonded it onto the 'A' panel.......
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by GeoffSmith » Thu 02.07.2020, 15:05
I seem to remember it's just a thin square headed bolt bonded to the A panel.
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by M100TURBOFR » Thu 02.07.2020, 15:35
Thanks for all replies
Geoff: That's exactly it.
Dave: Yes, your solution is what I've been envisaging.Will end up using a "home-made" flat(ish) bolt and bond it to the A Panel
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by dapinky » Thu 02.07.2020, 18:02
The bighead fixings are used on the clamshell (can't remember if I used 2 or 4 of them though)..... it's been a while since I did my A panels, but I would think that the heads would need a fair bit of fettling to get them close enough to the edge to work.... but I may be wrong (again!).
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by Rambo » Thu 02.07.2020, 19:36
M100TURBOFR wrote:Mark Hi
Thanks for info. It is indeed A100B6020F I require. Postage is ludicrous.
Last link was the bottom fixings for the A panel. I'm looking for the top fixings (square-shaped bolts)
David
£3.90 postage for something about the size and weight of a couple of paper clips is, I admit, taking the pi$$. Sometimes if you phone Steve, dependent on which side of the bed ge has got out of, he will cut the postage charges. I would expect something like that to be sent in a small envelope for under £1 max.
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by Simon_P » Fri 03.07.2020, 01:21
Rambo wrote:I would expect something like that to be sent in a small envelope for under £1 max.
Whereas Royal Mail want three quid to get a large letter to France.
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by M100TURBOFR » Fri 03.07.2020, 08:21
Hello All
Thanks for your replies.
18,04€ (Euros / £16,22 GBP) - Delivery + Vat - to send a part costing £1,70 GBP and weighing only 0,01 kg is outrageous. I'll try and speak to Steve to see if he's willing to pop it in an envelope (Jiffy) and send it off.
I can only presume that this £16,22 refers to a dispatch via DHL or other carrier.
Thanks again
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