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Offline leeroy20vt

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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #10 on: 12 June 2007, 21:03 »
i used to work at a fibre glass company and was 1 of the top laminators there im goin to av a word with the fella i used work for and see how much it would cost me in materials to make a mould up of say a bonnet of a mk2 to start with then produce 1 and see wat u guys think of the prices before put into action

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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #11 on: 16 June 2007, 16:14 »
right i have a word in there ear and there willing to let me do it in there lockup i need some measurements of a mk2 bonnet so i can work out the cost ect ect also how much r u hoping these bonnets wiegh also would u want the bonnet to stay down with origanla latch or will u use the old pins some feedback to wat people would like would be helpfull also with the tail gates would u want rear wipers ect ???

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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #12 on: 20 June 2007, 10:14 »
I would be interested in a bonnet and tail gate for a mk1.

I would be using bonnet pins not the latch, and no rear wiper or lock.


Possible be interested in wings depending on cost.

Cheers
Jon
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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #13 on: 20 June 2007, 17:20 »
im still interested dewd. PM me if you need any measurements.

hahahaha fielders a c**k. sorry but he is just a tit. What a waste of forum space for that moron.


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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #14 on: 20 June 2007, 23:46 »
im still interested dewd. PM me if you need any measurements.


u have pm

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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #15 on: 21 June 2007, 13:47 »
Price list

Mk1 Golf - Fibreglass finished in primer
Wings £150pair
Bonnet £150
Tailgate £150 (not including glass)
Doors will be available in a few months @ £800pair
(for fitment of Perspex only, no window winder)

Weight data is still being accumulated
You can expect 10 kg saving from wings and bonnet.
Tailgate will depend on what window you use.
Doors (no data available as yet)

Mk1 Golf - Carbon panel finished in primer
Wings £300pair
Bonnet £300
Tailgate £300 (not including glass)
Doors approx £1200 pair (for fitment of Perspex only, no window winder)

You can expect 20 kg saving from wings and bonnet.
Tailgate will depend on what window you use.
Doors (no data available as yet)


Mk1 Golf – Carbon finished in clear gelcoat
Wings £500pair
Bonnet £300
Tailgate £300 (not including glass)
Doors £2000 (not currently available, 3 months min)

Weight is no different from carbon in primer

In the interests of safety and keeping these products available, I reserve the right to change the price and weight of each panel at any time and without notice.

Please note the waiting time for the carbon doors could be up to 3 months from the date of ordering. I will not sell these doors in any material unless they are intended for motor sport use and the car is fitted with a full roll cage including door bars, this is for your safety and my peace of mind.

Hope this helps you plan your build. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any more queries. I will keep the price and weight data updated as and when it changes. Just email me to check, unfortunately no website yet.

let me know if any interest

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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #16 on: 25 June 2007, 18:03 »
any news on mk2 panels?

Offline tallchap

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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #17 on: 27 June 2007, 18:07 »


Hi chaps,

I am currently talking to a chap that has moulds for double skinned bonnet and boot, plus he is making moulds for the doors too. I am trying to buy the moulds from him and will then get a local company to start production. They will provide either panels individually or as a complete kit (with perspex windows, if required), via their website. They will be able to make fibreglass/gel coat panels that can be painted, or carbon fibre finish. Each hinged panel will have threaded inserts for hinges and catches to bolt to in the standard positions.

Hope that all makes sense, will let you have more info as soon as it is available regarding timings and prices, etc.

Cheers,

Martin


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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #18 on: 28 June 2007, 19:12 »
cool, they sound good  :cool:

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Re: Fibreglass panels
« Reply #19 on: 04 July 2007, 12:01 »
Excellent this is just the thing I’m looking for, my mk2 golf could do with loosing a few pounds! :grin: