110 Side panels

Sep 13, 2005 9 Replies

Hi all,



Reading this months LROI, I saw an interesting article where the rear side sliding glass and panels in a 5dr 110 county had been replaced with simple van type panels with no side windows. This seems a great idea for security and is probaly no more expensive than buying metal grills for the windows.



My question is are these van type panels a specific size for the 5dr 110 (in which case does anyone have a part no.) or are the smaller rear van panels in a 90 the same size??



Thanks



Tony


The 109" ones go straight on a 88" if that helps.

Lee D

90 side panels are the same size as those for the rear sides of a 110 csw.

-- Mark.

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They won't fit, it's 88" ones that fit both the 109 and 110. The 90 is 92.9 or something close and has longer sides than the 88". Badger.

Thats solved another of lifes little mysteries... I asked a couple of years back where the extra few inches were.

Should get a good nights sleep now :0)

Lee D

So you are now going to drift off to sleep counting the number of rivets on the aforementioned bodysides........ badger. :-)

They have different part numbers - I'd suggest a visit to a car park with a tape measure and a very good explanation for the Police!

Richard

:0)

I've upset too many rivet counters to be eligable to be able to join that club.... I'm gutted! ;0)

Lee D

Really? I fecked-up there then, my apologies.

-- Mark.

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I have 88 side panels with the tiny windows on my 110 which is now a SW with that tiny windows and before the conversion was a DCPU.

Raoul

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