nickombi Learner Dubber
2 posts · joined Jan 2010 ·
Can you still buy replacement door trims as mine are falling off. Only thing keeping them there is the window handle. ??
kombi door trims???
waveman1500 Also rides a Honda
1,346 posts · joined Dec 2009 ·
I don't see why not, companies like West Coast Metric and several others will still be making reproduction ones, so give your local VW shop a call and ask what they can order in. If you want to save some money though, it's really not hard to make new door cards yourself from a sheet of masonite or similar, just use the old ones as a template to cut it and drill the holes, then glue and wrap some fabric or vinyl over it.
To give you some idea, here's the West Coast Metric page for Type 2 door cards. Vintage Vee-Dub Supplies stock West Coast Metric. https://shop.westcoastmetric.com/browse.php?categoryID=501
To give you some idea, here's the West Coast Metric page for Type 2 door cards. Vintage Vee-Dub Supplies stock West Coast Metric. https://shop.westcoastmetric.com/browse.php?categoryID=501
Phil74Camper Head in the Clouds
2,703 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Yes you can buy them at Vintage (02) 9789 1777. They are black padded vinyl with standard VW-style embossing lines. The door handle and window winder holes are already formed and trimmed. The grab handle holes are indented and only need to be cut out with a Stanley knife. Likewise, the large rectangular vent also needs to be cut out, should your Kombi need them (blue sliding handle).
Grab a packet of new trim clips while you are at it - the old ones are always bent / corroded / broken.
Grab a packet of new trim clips while you are at it - the old ones are always bent / corroded / broken.
71dub Officially Full-On Dubber
361 posts · joined Sep 2008 ·
you could try alec from the kombie club as he is wrecking some kombies may be able to help .pm me and i can get his number for you
greedy53 Bishop of Volkswagenism
3,062 posts · joined Mar 2006 ·
classic had them $198.00 a set of 2
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amazeer Bishop of Volkswagenism
3,029 posts · joined Nov 2005 ·
if you're not worried about originality... I made my own. Use the paper thin mdf that has the white melamine coating for added water protection. Got some proper foam backed trim material from rod penrose. a can or two of spray contact glue.
