Sadly no. The Stag quarter lights are a completely different shape. However, information about where they got them from could be useful.
Cheers,
Mike.
head liner and quarter window rubber.
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Re: head liner and quarter window rubber.
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1971 2.5PI Saloon Sapphire blue
1973 2.5PI Saloon rust some Honeysuckle
1973 Stag French blue
(1949 LandRover which is now back to its original light green!)
Register Member No 0355
1971 2.5PI Saloon Sapphire blue
1973 2.5PI Saloon rust some Honeysuckle
1973 Stag French blue
(1949 LandRover which is now back to its original light green!)
Re: head liner and quarter window rubber.
Jim
> I've wondered for a while now if the front 1/4 light
> rubbers could be another re-manufacturing contender,
> although the feasibility and cost of such an item is
> an unknown quantity to me ?
> Does anyone have any info regarding such a job
> Thanks
> Jim
The Stag Owners Tooling Fund (part of the SOC) has had their quarter-light rubbers re-manufactured. As the Stag is based on the Mk.1 floor pan the quarter-lights may also be the same - certainly similar. Define the parts numbers and if not the same at least you could ask them who the manufacturer is and then contact the maker to ask what the cost would be for the minimum order. As they would have done new tooling for the Stag project it should be easier for them a second time around or maybe to adjust the Stag made tooling. Anyway's, the subject will be fresh in their minds.
regards,
Kev
> I've wondered for a while now if the front 1/4 light
> rubbers could be another re-manufacturing contender,
> although the feasibility and cost of such an item is
> an unknown quantity to me ?
> Does anyone have any info regarding such a job
> Thanks
> Jim
The Stag Owners Tooling Fund (part of the SOC) has had their quarter-light rubbers re-manufactured. As the Stag is based on the Mk.1 floor pan the quarter-lights may also be the same - certainly similar. Define the parts numbers and if not the same at least you could ask them who the manufacturer is and then contact the maker to ask what the cost would be for the minimum order. As they would have done new tooling for the Stag project it should be easier for them a second time around or maybe to adjust the Stag made tooling. Anyway's, the subject will be fresh in their minds.
regards,
Kev