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posted on September 9th, 2017 at 11:17 PM
WTD - Early 60's Beetle door cards (Melbourne)


Hi there,

They don't have to be in great condition or even match but after a pair of early 60's door cards so I can get the old girl road worthied.

The examiner said the exposed metalwork of the door could cause injury in a crash.

So as I haven't made up my mind on the colour scheme of the interior then just need an old pair for the time being.

Let me know by PM is easiest.

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posted on September 10th, 2017 at 01:10 PM



Mike if it is only termporary just get a sheet of the thin fibreboard from bunnings,cut to fit inside the recess,drill the holes for the handles and a few small self tappers to hold it in place. Cheap as chips and quick.
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posted on September 10th, 2017 at 11:15 PM



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Mike if it is only termporary just get a sheet of the thin fibreboard from bunnings,cut to fit inside the recess,drill the holes for the handles and a few small self tappers to hold it in place. Cheap as chips and quick.


Cheers dude. I was actually looking at thin plywood or similar this arvo.

Great minds n all that :)




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posted on September 11th, 2017 at 01:07 PM



The fibreboard cuts and sands easily and is a bit more forgiving than ply.


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