Anyone breaking an early bay with sliding steel sunroof?

[Anonymous]

I need a whole load of parts to get our sunroof working again, although luckily I have the expensive cog and cables.

To start, does anyone have the winder handle, or something similar that will fit, and the two metal strips that connect the rear of the sunroof to the bus on the slider?

I also need new rubber seals, anyone know where I can buy generic seals that I can cut to fit, as heritage expect me to sell both my legs to finance them.

I'll post some pictures up when my phone stops being gay.

Cheers,
Olson.
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[Araon]

Try these

http://www.automobiletrim.com/index.html

 

[Anonymous]

Cheers, that should solve my rubber problem...

Right, so I need a handle to go on here...

And two of these...

That go here at the back of the sunroof...

I also need an aerial like this, but not broken...

And an interior light cover like this, but not broken...

And another interior light to go above the walkthrough bit.

Oh yeah, and these plastic bits that got at the front of the sunroof...

Ta,
Ollie
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[Araon]

I have a light but the switch is broken if you fancy it

 

[Anonymous]

The walkthrough light or the other one in the picture?
I have a switch for the one in the picture...

 

[BigG]

I believe you can use the sunroof handle from a beetle as well as some early BMWs, Volvos Audis etc, as long as they had Golde sunroofs.

 

[Anonymous]

Cheers Wibbler.

(By the way, are you Mark's brother in law?)

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[Araon]

the interior

 

[Anonymous]

the interior

How much inc postage?

 

[Araon]

postage

 

[58herbie]

which rubber seal are u after as the sunroof never had rubber seal it was a felt trim seal and heritage do not do it the only place is csp in germany give me a min and i will find a link

jon

 

[58herbie]

hopefully this link will work,

the seal, glues and clips on an this company are top guys i bought one for my old clipper L

http://www.csp-shop.de/cgi-bin/shop2/shop_main.cgi?func=start&wkid=38624524234


then paste i this item number

877 223 241

 

[Anonymous]

Cheers,

I found this: http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=C16-241-223&CartID=4

Think it's the one...

:?:

 

[Anonymous]

postage

Thanks,
PM the cost and I'll send you the money.

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[58herbie]

Cheers,

I found this: http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=C16-241-223&CartID=4

Think it's the one...

:?:

not sure on that one not seen it, the one CSP do is an exact copy of the original, which is a one piece seal, which is Felt with metal and a rubbery tube thingy in to make the seal. top quality

jon

 

[Anonymous]

Cheers Jon,

I dunno whether to go for those ones, the CSP ones or the place Araon suggested, although their minimum order is £40.

:?:

 

[BigG]

Cheers Wibbler.

(By the way, are you Mark's brother in law?)

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I am, he's doing some work on my bus at the moment.
Just for the record the original seal was never meant to stop water, only leaves etc so with our climate your better of adapting something yourself rather than going out of your way to get originals. Might try those ones from Automobiletrim on my roof.

 

[BigG]

Looks very much like the handle on mine.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Golde-VW-Scirocco-Golf-Jetta-BMW-2002-Sunroof-Handle_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em122QQcategoryZ33652QQihZ007QQitemZ170182235660QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD2V
With a little added bling 8)

 

[Araon]

Trying to find that light fella, I suspect my lad has secreted it somewhere, ill have a look in his toy box tomorrow and room...

 

[Araon]

OK found it at last...

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you can even have the festoon...

youl see what I mean about the broken switch as long as you still have yours it should be a simple fix....either replace it whole by drilling the rivet out or take the end of yours and peg and glue it onto the shaft of this one....