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#1 2+2 rear wheel arch to B Post trim panel

Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2025 4:55 pm
by Richard- 1968
Hello this is my first post and I would be grateful for some advice please.

My name is Richard and I am presently restoring a 1968 series 2, 2+2.
I am at the interior trim stage and have found that I am missing the curved metal panels that run from the front of the rear wheel arch forward to the door post. These only appear to be fitted on 2+2’s.

They are no longer manufactured and I have been unsuccessful trying to find used ones.

There was a useful post on the forum back in 2014 but the photos do not appear to be available.

I would be grateful for any advice on how I might overcome this issue, maybe someone has a spare pair I could borrow to copy? Or has anyone else remodelled them?
Thanks
Richard

#2 Re: 2+2 rear wheel arch to B Post trim panel

Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2025 7:17 pm
by mgcjag
Tried to send you an email as per details in your profile but its bounced back as undelivered?...Steve

#3 Re: 2+2 rear wheel arch to B Post trim panel

Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2025 10:27 pm
by Richard- 1968
Hi Steve,
Sorry I have been trying to change my email ( old email) on the forum but not having much luck, I have sent a request to one of the administrators but still waiting for a reply
Would you mind emailing me at richardbradley266@gmail.com
Many thanks
Richard

#4 Re: 2+2 rear wheel arch to B Post trim panel

Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2025 7:40 am
by mgcjag
Email sent....iv trimmed these pans I had originals on my 2+2...thin metal covered with foam for shape...useing the vinyl trim as a idea of the shape you require it wouldnt be difficult to bend some panels...or form from cardboard and fibreglass over...a good layer of dense shaped foam on top....Steve

#5 Re: 2+2 rear wheel arch to B Post trim panel

Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2025 11:58 am
by Richard- 1968
Thanks for your help Steve and for sending photos I will see how much it will cost to fabricate or my wife is keen on having a go moulding something out of fibreglass.
I will post some photos when done if they look ok!
Best wishes Richard