The old black vinyl on mine was very tatty so I removed it. The padding on the crash pad had almost disintegrated so I used dense foam pipe lagging from the DIY and recovered it all in cherokee red. Not original but looks nice.[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]
It was just a piece of cardboard or fibreboard covered in vinyl in the interior trim colour. Easy to make one up and I don't think you can buy them....? Maybe somewhere like Newton Commercial do them but not seen then at the general suppliers websites....
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Newton Commercial don't sell them - it's just a case of making a template, re-covering the one that you've got, or getting lucky and finding a good second hand one. The problem is that the board tends to get 'crinkly' due to sun exposure or leaks from the rear screen so good second hand ones are hard to find
It is available for the convertible. ESM sell them. They call it the rear wooden finisher. http://morrisminorspares.co.uk/shop/pro ... 6583701799 This is what it looks like:[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]
I bought matching vinyl from G.S. Jones for covering my parcel shelf two years ago but I don't see it on their website at the moment.
When the weather picks up, I intend to replace the fibre board with plywood and use the bottom of the board as a base to store some essentials such as warning triangle, first aid kit etc (mandatory here).
kjm wrote:Dunelm mill sell red leatherette off the roll by the metre , I have used this to cover skuttle panels , rear parcel shelf and wooden header rail.
Yep, my interior is made from the Dunelm Mill red leatherette, it looks very snazzy It's not too pricey either.
Andy W____________1961 2-door 948cc (Sidney)_____________1963 2-door 1275cc (Emily)_______
i recovered all the door and rear panels except the seats with green viynl icluding scuttle panels and rear self behind the seat. i got it from gs jones and cost around £50 with postage, ive got plenty left as they sent me more than i asked for
Woolies (http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk) have a huge selection of material for this purpose. Quite expensive though...
I'm getting the vinyl for my interior from ebay
Thanks for the heads up peetee. The seller I have found seems to be prety reliable, I asked for some samples and they arrived two days later, so I'm taking that as a sign