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DaisyAirHead
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Cab Doors

Post by DaisyAirHead »

Hello All,
Just a quick posting.
I am spending a bit of time tackling bodywork issues on the old girl.
I have been offered some secondhand doors which are a lot better than mine(from a 1985/86 model year I think) with loads less rot at the vulnerable lower skins.If they fit it would be much less time consuming than repairing my originals
Daisy(guess what colour she is!!) is a 1981 2 litre a/c Holdsworth camper.Will any doors fit her or did VW do something strange like changing doors/fixings/hinges etc at any time during the T25 production run.
:?: :D
Regards
Hmm How much did you say?For that you gotto be joking....
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Post by Fritz »

If you have the chance to fit some doors in a better condition than the originals then go for that option....

I am almost certain that the cab door are inter changeable (Hinges /catches etc) across the range of european made vans.


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Fritz........
One day you will find me,,
Driving in my Camper,
With a Surf and Paisley wrap on both sides....
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DaisyAirHead
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Post by DaisyAirHead »

Thanks Fritz,

Yes, it would seem that the sliding doors are the ones that do differ between early and later vans.Cab doors are the same.

Regards John :)
Hmm How much did you say?For that you gotto be joking....
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