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ManyMinors
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Re: Interior door cards

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Nice to have that bit of history I agree :) It is very hard to know where to stop when it comes to fitting new bits to your old car.
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Re: Interior door cards

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Absolutely, I know what you mean! It’s always tempting to keep adding upgrades, but sometimes less is more. I’ve found that taking a step back and enjoying the car as it is can really help decide when to stop.
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Re: Interior door cards

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Stevie R wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2024 9:47 pm Also what is the technical name for the area highlighted yellow does this form part of the rear seat cover, and with a 2 door convertible is there replacement rear door panels?
I only just saw this. Yes you can buy rear quarter panels. The area in the yellow circle is the "rear wheel arch covering".

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https://newtoncomm.co.uk/products/rear- ... vering-kit
https://newtoncomm.co.uk/products/rear- ... vering-kit
https://newtoncomm.co.uk/products/morri ... bd30&_ss=c
1969 1098cc Convertible “Xavier” which I have owned since 1989.

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Re: Interior door cards

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Most glues won't stick directly to vynil. It's a special type.
It melts it.
If it is cloth backed it might.
Either way put staples on the back, when the glue fails as usual it will stay on.
Even quality double sided tape is better than ordinary glue.
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