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Can anyone tell me what the curved hardboard panel below the rear window on a saloon is called and where I can get a replacement from?
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ello pete,i need one too,but ill be suprised if a ny new ones r made, ill probably use the old one as a template, save a load of cash too,steve
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I've tried the template option Steve but the problem is finding some material to cover it. I used some wallpaper which had a similar texture to the pattern on the headlining and dyed it with a tiny amount of brown ink. The result looked good but it was too fragile to get tucked in under the rear window rubber without being damaged.
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i might just spray mine then, vinynl kote maybe?
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Post by jonathon »

You can get the vinyl cloth form the likes of Newton Commercial or your local trim shop, the headlining material is also available. Either of these are available in the traditional moggy spec colours to blend in well. Any probs give me a call. 8) :wink:

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Thaks Johnathon. I'm trying to think of things to do over the winter so might be a few weeks yet. Right now I have the little problem of getting the old bloke through an MOT.
First on the list is brakes...
then horn....
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Post by les »

Can anyone tell me what the curved hardboard panel below the rear window on a saloon is called
rear parcel shelf?
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and thats coming from an LCV man :lol:
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Yeah, I'd call it a rear parcel shelf too. :wink:
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yep i have seriously thought about this one, and yep i think i would have to agree
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Me too - but I think it's called the bit where the pick-up bed or van body should be. :)
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u mean like a big parcel shelf, :o
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Post by Onne »

you sure can put bigger parcels on that shelf! bit harder to integrate your little speakers into.
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Post by aupickup »

but our parcel shelves can accomodate a real band or group, who needs speakers and all that fiddling around with wires when u can have the real thing
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Post by Onne »

True, very true. both equally hard to hear at 60 mph I guess
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Not when you've got the generator and the PA on board too... :D
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:lol: Oh you pickup guys are silly. :wink: :lol:
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Phew, that counts me out then!!! 8)
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Post by Peetee »

Yeah, I'd call it a rear parcel shelf too
Wise guys!! 8)

Not the horizontal thingie. The vertical thingie that tucks in behind the bottom of the rear screen rubber.
I bet most of you haven't even noticed it's there or assumed it's part of the headlining. :wink:
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Post by bigginger »

I hadn't - you must mean the tail gate...
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