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big ives



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[Wanted] defender rear door chequer plate with covers for mo
I have searched and goggled but cannot find a supplier for defender rear door chequer plate complete with the chequer plate items that cover the rear wiper motor, door lock etc etc anybody know where I can buy this Bow down Bow down Bow down Bow down

any help or direction to look............................cheers Ivan 2016 Discovery 4
1989 90 CSW V8 (fully rebuilt and running like a dream)
1996 defender tray back fully rebuilt/loaded for challenge events
Post #661143 1st Nov 2017 12:40pm
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big ives



Member Since: 24 Dec 2013
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can't add a picture to show what i am looking for 2016 Discovery 4
1989 90 CSW V8 (fully rebuilt and running like a dream)
1996 defender tray back fully rebuilt/loaded for challenge events
Post #661401 2nd Nov 2017 12:21pm
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donmacn



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Sorry I can't help with the original question, though I'd be interested if anybody else answered.

This might not be so good in a 'wanted' post, but just in case it helps...

I'm about to replace my rear door. The original interior card trim is knackered - but good enough to use as a template. I have a sheet of chequer plate and I'm just going to mark out the shape and cut it with the trusty jigsaw. Shouldn't be too hard. Could you not do the same?

As far as I can see the only "covers" are for the wiper motor, and the wiring loom. There is one for the door stay, but as I'll be fitting one of the Nakatenaga top mounted gas struts, I'm just going to ignore that. If there were alu covers I'd look at them, but probably happy just to use the original plastic ones myself.
Post #662407 7th Nov 2017 1:47pm
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