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This distinctive design of panel was introduced in 1964 and was \machine\ made rather than built by hand. The design is created on a High Frequency welding machine which embosses the design into the vinyl material. The door board itself is of 2.4mm hardboard and has all the necessary holes punched out for panel fixing…
For the October 1961 Motor Show in London, BMC introduced a much face lifted range of interiors. The pastel colours of the 1960 s were introduced with new designs on the seat covers and the trim panels. The centres of the seats covers and door panels had a new, heavily grained beige colour and this…
Models of this period had very plain door panels as can be seen here. The 2.4mm hardboard has all necessary holes punched out ready to accept the fixing clips, door pulls and winders. Maroon, Suede Green and Beige were used on MM cars. Maroon, Suede Green and Dove Grey were used on Series II and…
For the 1960 models BMC decided to change the interior trim design slightly hence a new look of door panels. The design was altered by creating two parallel lines across the panel as shown here.The 2.4mm hardboard as originally used has all necessary holes already punched out for easy fitting. Please note that colours listed…
We were asked by a top restorer of classic cars to design an Inner door liner to stop water regress onto new or old door cards fitted. Most enthusiast would use the plastic bag the panels came in and hope it would stick to the door with glue they had in the garage! Our range…
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