Door Closing Pads Set Sunbeam Tiger & Alpine New Repros on 2040-parts.com
Oldsmar, Florida, US
.This is a set on door closing pads (cushions) that screw on at the top of the door frame under the B post chrome cap They are used on Alpines III-V's And all Tigers.Many Sunbeam owners don't even know they are missing because most of them are not on the cars they have seen. This type of part doesn't hold up for 45-50 years well. These are exact reproductions that are made of high quality rubber foam and include the metal plate that is molded inside for strength. Two stainless steel screws included to mount them. Just screw them on (left & right doors are different) and stop the door slam!
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Bugatti Veyron Hire – only £16k a day!
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New Subaru Legacy production version teased for Chicago Auto Show
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Porsche exhibit coming to NC
Thu, 29 Nov 2012“If you didn't go to Rennsport, you have to go to this,” said curator (and Autoweek contributor) Ken Gross. “Even if you did go to Rennsport you have to go to this.” “This” is a great collection of fantastic Porsches, brought together at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh Oct. 13, 2013 through January 20, 2014.