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Traveller Rear Doors

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OK, so I'm looking at Travellers cause thats what I really want to own and on about 90% of the cars that I have looked at the right hand rear door is higher at the top edge than the left hand rear door, but, the bottoms line up OK.
Is this how they left the factory or is it due to so bodgery that has gone on in the past or something more serious like a twisted chassis or something?
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Post by ASL642 »

No they were not made like that! It just needs and bit of "poking"
and "fiddling" and they can be made to line up correctly. Adjustments on the hinges do the trick. :D

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Post by Leo »

That is the benefit of fibreglass, perfect every time

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Post by PSL184 »

Thanks Lou, I didn't think it would be normal. Just seemed strange that the bottoms of the doors were perfectly straight and the tops, upto half an inch out, in some cases.... Rich
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Leo wrote:That is the benefit of fibreglass, perfect every time
Fibreglass wood ?????????????
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Prototype - never went into production so dont get excited! :lol:

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regaliaqueen wrote:Prototype - never went into production so dont get excited! :lol:
Pants :-)
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Post by ASL642 »

What about someone inventing one in UPVC? - no maintenance!

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Post by Welung666 »

regaliaqueen wrote:What about someone inventing one in UPVC?
Thats been done aswell Lou, diy job and not the pretiest I've seen. Can't find the pic at the moment though.

EDIT: found it...

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regaliaqueen wrote:What about someone inventing one in UPVC? - no maintenance!
That would be interesting - get some double glazing companies round for a quote - I would love to see the look on their face when you show then to the Morris :lol:
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I'd love to see them cope with the wheel arches :D

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Post by millerman »

This is the problem. Anyone that has re-aligned trav doors AND adjusted the lock lever sockets to get the doors to shut easily and correctly, do let me know and no bodgery!!<br>Image<br>
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Post by PSL184 »

Yep - thats what I was talking about originally...
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