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Check left front dumb iron for the chassis number.

Ouch! Not good.

22900013A wrote: Or is what we see an optical illusion caused by the smaller tyres?

I have a set of these "deepest ever....canyon deep" deep dish 203s and they seem no different than the "normal' 203s I have, other than the dish and rivet positions. I would agree with optical illusion.

I now have a slight dilemma, maybe a member here can help. The pvc channel in the dimensions needed is not available here in SA, but some companies are willing to extrude but at exorbitant costs. I have found a manufacturer in Ipswich that already has the tooling and can make a 500m run at gbp.50/me...

Today I measured up the window channel requirements to refurbish all my Series sliding windows.....44m! and that is excluding the IIIS. (haven't yet decided on what configuration it will be, but I think its time for a soft top)

I'll have to find a local supplier.....

Thanks Wildebees.

I'm going for 1/2" x 1/2" PVC, OD. I see on UK and USA sites that it is a common size. Everything here is metric, except old Land Rovers.

Das, the OEM lookalike stuff is available here, but it doesn't last, max 5 years, and I'm getting tired of redoing them, "them" being 3 sets of front door windows, 2 behind cab and 2 for a station wagon. Wildebees, do you have more info on the plastic channels? The channeling in the pic is from a De...

Hi All. Could someone here please find me the contact details of the manufacturer/extruder of this channelling. H=12.6mm W=12.6mm Material thickness=1.2mm My son should be visiting the UK soon and I hope he can then collect some lengths for me. This item is unobtanium in ZA. Thanks JP http://i1322.p...

A good find! I had forgotten about this thread.

I am budgeting for a coil spring conversion, but only in the new year, I'll see how things go. Having said that, if you have any connections who could do the job, any info would be appreciated. 35" tyres from MAXXIS is a reasonable and rather cheaper option at this stage, I would think. Yes, I do k...