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Hey guys,

I'm putting the feelers out for the following parts my crash repairer is finding it difficult to source. All parts should suit a Series 1 Stagea.

- Silver/Gunmetal trim from centre console.

- Mounting bracket for CD player/stereo.

- Left hand Rear door trim.

PM me if you can help out!

Thanks,

Harts.

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Ok, here's an update from the Crash Repairer:

Still need the following:

- Brackets for CD Player

- Cupholder for Centre Console

- Gunmetal/Silver finish Ash Tray

- Left Hand Rear Door Trim

PM me with availability/prices!

Thanks :P

harts.

hey hartly, adam here (chris's mate) great to see your stags on its way!

contact boodah i think his username is... his s1 was torched. will probly have the cd holder and few other bits if your lucky! all eles fails theres a guy on ebay and here sumwhere selling a s1, he has the whole thing to part out. maybe get in contact with him... cheers cya mate

hey hartly, adam here (chris's mate) great to see your stags on its way!

contact boodah i think his username is... his s1 was torched. will probly have the cd holder and few other bits if your lucky! all eles fails theres a guy on ebay and here sumwhere selling a s1, he has the whole thing to part out. maybe get in contact with him... cheers cya mate

Hey mate, thanks for the good wishes! I'll look into those leads that you gave me, cheers for that! Waiting on a few PMs at the moment to confirm details :blink:

Apparently I also have to look for an Ignition Barrel, so if anyone has one, drop me a PM!

harts.

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