Triumph Spitfire N.o.s. Door on 2040-parts.com
Glenside, Pennsylvania, US
This is a N.O.S. Door from a Triumph Spitfire Purchased from Maginiss Foreign Cars in Willow Grove, Pa. close to 30 years ago. It does have damage to the skin so it will need to be straightened, but certainly better than a rusty door that you have to rebuild. I suspect the damage was in shipping as it looks to be more of a soft dent than a crusher. Please ask all questions before bidding. I do not know what year or Mk. spitfire its from but if you have one and need a door I'm sure you'll be able to identify it. Do not use e-bays shipping guid as it will be wrong. Shipping charges will be calculated after the auction ends
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