I ask as I may be having some made up and the chap making them has an S2 wereas I have an SE.
Cheers
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S2/SE door panels?
by Dico » Mon 13.11.2006, 18:21
Are S2/SE door panels and their Atatchments i.e elasticated door pockets, door cards, bottom carpet section the same?
I ask as I may be having some made up and the chap making them has an S2 wereas I have an SE.
Cheers
Will B, Clemo, Nige, Gary?????
I ask as I may be having some made up and the chap making them has an S2 wereas I have an SE.
Cheers
Will B, Clemo, Nige, Gary?????
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by Specky » Mon 13.11.2006, 22:38
Look identical when you alternate between the two..
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by John_W » Mon 13.11.2006, 23:01
Dico,
there's certainly a difference at the rear top corner of the door card. The SE version is a continuous moulding and has a finishing piece (the quarter-circle of plastic which Darren was going to get made in carbon-fibre ages ago). The S2 rubber door seal is different and the door card has a slice taken out of it to match (no quarter-circle of plastic).
As the rubber door seals are like hens teeth, you'd better tell him not to slice the corner off yours, or buy a big tube of black mastic.
John
there's certainly a difference at the rear top corner of the door card. The SE version is a continuous moulding and has a finishing piece (the quarter-circle of plastic which Darren was going to get made in carbon-fibre ages ago). The S2 rubber door seal is different and the door card has a slice taken out of it to match (no quarter-circle of plastic).
As the rubber door seals are like hens teeth, you'd better tell him not to slice the corner off yours, or buy a big tube of black mastic.
John
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by GeoffSmith » Mon 13.11.2006, 23:25
Calypso Red S2 #417
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by Paul.P » Tue 14.11.2006, 18:21
Gary wrote:look the same to me..
Presume you dusted them 1st, must be getting pretty thick now ?
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by Dico » Wed 15.11.2006, 13:55
John_W wrote:
As the rubber door seals are like hens teeth, you'd better tell him not to
slice the corner off yours,
Cheers folks. Its Just the door carpet an add on bit i'm having done (in blue leather) so the missing notch shouldn't be a problem.
Oh, and I have 3 brand new door seals
Awaits for the 100 pm's to arrive. Sorry aint selling the one I dont need, just yet.
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by dapinky » Tue 16.01.2007, 18:46
Just to bring this back up to the top.
There are a few left in the Lotus parts sale, £15 a side (They're the S2 ones, but at that price, you can gets lots of mastic and black paint!)
There are a few left in the Lotus parts sale, £15 a side (They're the S2 ones, but at that price, you can gets lots of mastic and black paint!)
Dave
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