Is this a Stag panel?

[Arbman Al]

What punishment would I get then My offer still stands, £500 for the lot with free P&P

[ATTACH=CONFIG]38979[/ATTACH]

They are a bit scruffy. I'd want some mint looking ones for that sort of money.

[Andrew S]

And fitted!

[KOY 23]

Could you deliver the package to Mars?

So tempted

[dasadrew]

So tempted

surely you don't mean I'd have to be in when it arrived sir!

[Guest]

What punishment would I get then My offer still stands, £500 for the lot with free P&P

[ATTACH=CONFIG]38979[/ATTACH]

Cheap as Chips Ian. Would the chrome surrounds be another £500

[Andrew S]

So, going back to my post, is anyone interested in the panel before it goes on eBay?

[Guest]

Can't believe SOCTFL don't want it

[new to this]

Can't believe SOCTFL don't want it

i have the same panel,to fit the whole panel is a really a lot of work,generally you only need repair sections made where the drainage tube go

Dave

[Andrew S]

Even using this panel as a template for any future body shell requirements.

[SOCTFL1]

Even using this panel as a template for any future body shell requirements.

Never say never but I'm not sure this is a part we could easily reproduce Andrew. I expect that the tooling would be eye wateringly expensive as we would have to use steel draw tooling (and probably more than one tool) as there is no longer a rubber press that could produce a panel of this size. Rubber press panels are usually a lot cheaper to produce, for example the steel draw tooling for a panel we were investigating (until we found that rubber presses were not viable) was 2-3 times more expensive than the rubber press equivalent.

The other issue is the unknown provenance of the panel, I don't know if SOC spares was the only producer of this panel in years gone by but an original seat pan from a car would be a better template for a new panel. As it happens, I have one in my garage taken from a good shell.

Thanks for bringing it up though and I hope my post helps?

Cheers

Paul

[Andrew S]

Thanks Paul. I'll advertise it on eBay for him knowing at least it's been offered here first.
Cheers
Andrew