Four-Door REAR Door Strikers

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dunketh
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Four-Door REAR Door Strikers

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I've searched all the parts sellers for these but no joy.

When looking for door strikers all they seem to stock are the skinny ones that fit the B pillars on the car.

I want one of the big heavy cast ones that sits on the C pillar.
These have 'rails' either side which hold the door to stop it wobbling.

Obviously the fronts don't have or need these rails as they have those bullet-head pegs that line up with a 2nd bracket on the pillar preventing wobble.

Anyone out there who can provide me with a handy link to what I'm after?
thanks
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Post by Onne »

I think they are very hard to get.. but I don't need to tell you...

Maybe call one of the suppliers, and ask if they have some good 2nd hand ones
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Post by IaininTenbury »

Think I may have a pair of s/h ones which are ok. I broke a 4 dr some years back and remember seeing them in a box the other week. Not sure how good they are, but if your still stuck give me a call.
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Post by RogerRust »

I've seen this on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... otohosting

If you brighten up his barn picture theris a 4 door there. I've just ordered a fuel gauge from him. This isn't a reccomendation just a suggestion!
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Post by 8009STEVE »

Charlie Ware in Bristol shows them in the catalogue, but forgot to put the price in.
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Post by dunketh »

Cool, cheers for the updates. I'll investigate.
At the moment I'm using a V shaped piece of metal screwed into the C post. Its not pretty!
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Post by Dominic »

I've seen this on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... otohosting

If you brighten up his barn picture theris a 4 door there. I've just ordered a fuel gauge from him. This isn't a reccomendation just a suggestion
I've just bought a glovebox surround from him, very reasonable, fast delivery too.
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Post by wibble_puppy »

you could try the Club spares (assuming you are a member of the club) :)
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Post by 8009STEVE »

Are these what you are looking for?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... &rd=1&rd=1
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