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bigant:
not sure were to post this so stuck it here lol ^_^
anyone got the website for that company who do the fiberglass panals for series landys? been lookin in all my back issues and cant find it (typical lol) so anyone here know who it is?

dreadnought110:
http://freespace.virgin.net/lasalle.trim/ProductDetails.html   here we go mate 8)  8)

bigant:
thats them ^_^ thanks for the fast reply.

Lee_D:
I'm liking the look of the roof liner for my 110 but I bet it's a bummer to fit. Looks like the roof would have to come off. Or at least one of the rear CSW Side window pannels to allow it all to fit in as there would be no other way of getting it all in there...... or am I missing something.

Cracking site though and look like good products... I also need door trims and would be interested in any ones experience of the fit.

Lee D

Jimbo:
I just emailed leSalle, to see how easy the 110 lining is to fit, is it suitable for a Td5, and here's the (very prompt) reply :

Yes it is suitable.  We produce 2 versions a standard one, which is £197.00, we also produce one with a radio/speaker housing in the front, this is £217.00.  These prices include postage and packing (UK only) but is plus VAT.
 
If you have alpine lights in your roof you would require a pair of alpine light moulding which are £30.00 per pair, plus VAT.
 
You can put the interior light anywhere you require on the headlining.  The lining is in 3 sections, its pre-drilled and a simple DIY job to fit.
 
If you should need any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.

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