Rocker or Sill Panels

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Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby norfiat » Wed 25.02.2009, 13:25

I've been told that the Rocker or Sill Panels are no longer available and are listed as obselete . Are these panels sought after ? Would there be any interest if these were being remade ?
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby abmunro » Wed 25.02.2009, 21:06

I would be interested in Rocker plate.

What sort of finish?

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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby theelanman » Wed 25.02.2009, 22:47

can you clairfy what these are...Im having a thick moment and I cant think what you mean.......
rocker cover.......do you mean the spark plug cover?...
sill plates do you mean the bit at the door apperture?....
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby Dave Eds » Wed 25.02.2009, 22:49

not really G - we was all waiting for you to be the first to ask! :-D
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby norfiat » Thu 26.02.2009, 10:35

Its the external fibreglass panel that runs along the car under the door .1.55 metres long.It'll be in gelcoat finish ready to paint to car colour
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby Dave Eds » Thu 26.02.2009, 11:54

there were some at the parts sale although they may have ben for LHD or non-brit cars.

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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby theelanman » Thu 26.02.2009, 12:05

norfiat wrote:Its the external fibreglass panel that runs along the car under the door .1.55 metres long.It'll be in gelcoat finish ready to paint to car colour


erm.......that doesnt look anything like my sill.......any detailed pic and dims??.....
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby Gazza » Thu 26.02.2009, 12:12

Just to make sure people know what this is, it looks to me like the bodywork that runs between the wheels. You can see the jacking points on the bottom. Has a slight slope on the top which the sill covers go over.

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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby theelanman » Thu 26.02.2009, 12:27

dont recall the seam or the cut outs for the jack :shock:
maybe Im just loosing it.....I'll have a check later :oops:
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby norfiat » Fri 27.02.2009, 08:43

Gazza is correct in his description ,i dont have a car so its difficult to be exact,I presume the sill cover obscures part of the item in the photo ,The cutout in the photo underneath for the jacking point ,theres another cutout at the other end ,LHD and RHD cars use the same part .
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby Sy V » Fri 27.02.2009, 08:52

However, SEs and S2s don't.
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby clemo » Fri 27.02.2009, 16:22

from the picture the taped writing is the "shown front" so the inset is where the bolt and washer sits.
which from memory is correct?
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Re: Rocker or Sill Panels

Postby theelanman » Fri 27.02.2009, 16:56

if thats the case then I havent got triangular pointy bits at my jacking points either :roll:
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