BMC part no. beginning with 24G

Jun 15, 2008 22 Replies

Would it be for a car that has no B-pillar between the doors?

Didn't the old London taxis have this configuration with a conventionally opening door at the front and a suicide door at the back?

I was about to suggest the MG Y-type but then realised (a) that the the doors are in the reverse configuration opening back-to-back around the B-pillar and (b) they don't have a trim strip across the bottom of the door openings.

dan

Dan Smithers gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

Yes, but they had a B-pillar. I can only really think of stuff like the Lincoln Continental and Facel-Vega Excellence (and more recently the RX8, Mini Clubman and some 'merkin Ford pickups) which were pillarless.

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