[BlueSuzy]

Does anyone know if the the Coily Sierra door interior panels line up with a leafy?

For example, the window winder, The pull handle looks different but i could make a tab off my door to suit, Also it looks as though they come right up to the top of the door.. Leafys sit bout 50mm down parallel to the top..

I havent seen any 1st hand but they look okish..

I have no interior panels atm..The skeleton look..

http://www.carpoint.com.au/Tig/UI/Photo ... 84,5686378
Just looking closer, that also has a middle console!
And whats that poofy carpet looking shit?

[lump_a_charcoal]

OOOhhhhh someone is trying to impress a certain engineer it looks like...

[paulv]

I have a coily.
The door panels go right up to the top and touch the glass.

What are you wanting to do? put coily panels on a leafy?

My coily doesn't doesn't have, and doesn't appear to ever have had a centre console though.

[BlueSuzy]

Not impressing an engineer, just impressing the missus

Yes going into a leafy.

Do you know how they are held on? Plastic clips?
Do they sit into the window seal like most cars?
Do they vibrate/rub/squeak because they are plastic?

Oh i dont need a centre console, i have honda cupholders already

[paulv]

mine are pretty badly worn. - So if you find new ones cheap... let me know.

I haven't had mine off... yet.. so I am not exactly sure how they work.
They are on my bucket list to renew/fix.

I believe they sit in the window seal, yes.

I can take some pics at some point and put em up.

[slowsierra]

hey mate i have got some coily door trims on my 91 wt sierra they have little push in plugs everything lines up just got to clip it on. easy job. the only thing that i haven't got is the handles/cups you will need to make a bracket up.

[Saam]

yeah what slow sierra said, they fit exactly the same way

the doors are the same other than the intrusion bars




here is some random pics that sort of feature the door cards lol

[paulv]

Have you managed to locate some new coily door trims BlueSuzy?

[Saam]

youd have to get them from suzuki, i would say they would be pissloads

[Saam]

and the cupholders and carpet are only in hardtops... my cupholders are from a jimny

[BlueSuzy]

FOUND SOME NER NER!

[paulv]

Lucky bastard.
If they have more... do let me know where!

[BlueSuzy]

alittle exxy from the wreckers..$49 a door! But they are rare but more durable then the old cardboard/wood..

[Saam]

man that is really really cheap well done, ive never seen them under 80

[BlueSuzy]

orsum! Now i just gotta work out the position of the pull handle bracket!

[paulv]

Did they happen to have the doors for an SJ80 also?

[BlueSuzy]

They did have a hardtop coily but its few months ago now..

Pics:

From this:



To this:




Used original winder and door lock puller and button.
Coily door pocket is being held in by thick foam tape so it locks under the lip if you know what i mean. So they move but not up and down.

I didnt bother with the coily handle brackets as the door shuts fine from the handle. It might have abit to do with the heavier coily doors..

I did have no door trims at one stage, these coily ones have cut out heaps of sound (well comparing)

[steak_knife]

That look`s shit hot, what seat`s r thay?

[Saam]

aren't they just the sexiest

[BlueSuzy]

Seats were the $300 special SaaS brand. Mate had the same ones but autotechnica brand and full black. They pretty much bolted straight up. but mine i had to use a plate for each mount onto the rail

[Rockhopper]

agrred. the interior is looking sweet. $300 for saas seats are pretty good. I think the autotechnica ones you mentioned are on sale at Ripco now for fathers day for about that price. I'm starting to wish I did'nt sell my Recaros with my Patrol

[BlueSuzy]

Autotechnica pretty much bolt up people! If they look the same as these, only fully black, You only need to drill 2 holes!!! Get them now!

The bum sides are pretty hard though, if u sit on the getting into/out they go right up ur arse My foam parts around the hard bits have come off under the material...right drivers side, and left passenger side from leaning on it getting in and out.