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 Post subject: rover doors
PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 5:52 pm 
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how hard is it
to change over clubby doors for a pair of rover ones with the hinges on the inside

has anyone on here done it :?

i would like to see some pics :wink:



cheers :wink:
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start with a rover shell, and put a clubman front on it....

everything is different - size & shape of the doors, pillars etc. etc.

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but is that going to be cheaper :?

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It would be simpler and simpler is easier and easier is quicker and time is money so yes :wink:


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thay made a clubman with internal hinges :wink:
i think pommy land never had externals on there clubmans
woud be easier to get a full body me thinks

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You can buy a new Clubby body from Pommyland, but it will have no ID, good luck getting it registered here in Oz... :lol:

<edit> This is Oz, mate, real Minis all have external hinges... and proper shape doors. 8)

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drmini in aust wrote:
This is Oz, mate, real Minis all have external hinges


ss wanab, don't believe him... :wink: :) 8)

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a real mini, huh?.....ok .... adjust the mirrors...


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Nothing wrong with adjusting the mirrors, other than the fact that my arms are too short. :wink: :)

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what fugly mirrors.... :x

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looks like to much trouble for just two doors :roll:

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Get out :evil:

I love those mirrors.
They are the classiest wing mirrors Rovers come with.
THe other flat type are fugly. :wink:


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ALL wing mirrors look crap on a Mini, IMO. :lol: 8)

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OMG, the Doc has dissed me! :shock: :wink: :lol: :lol:

They match the old school look, plus they come in handy when stopping by on the way home to buy milk, you just hang the shopping bag with the milk off them and don't spill a dro on the carpet . :)

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 Post subject: Re: rover doors
PostPosted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 10:38 pm 
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[quote="ss wanab"]how hard is it
to change over clubby doors for a pair of rover ones with the hinges on the inside/quote]

It would be easier to find a (compact) internal hinge setup off another car and adapt it to the mini doors. Plenty of starlt front cuts lying around that might have what you need. Really wouldn't be that hard. Worth a go if not to be different.

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