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where to get a sill
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omega
PostPosted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 5:16 am Up
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just taken the gti for its mot and its failed on a rotten sill so any ideas where to get one from?.looks like a 2door one is about 80 pounds and a 4 door about 40 [not fair]
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FFS £80 for a sill panel, scrap it then if your being that tight Rolling Eyes
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I know local places that sell spurious body panels, but can't help with Nottingham

£80 sounds expensive for a sill, unless it includes the quarter panel.
Add onto the price the cost of getting it welded on, then the finishing to the colour of the car.

Depending how much rot there is, could you not get it cut out and plated?

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£80 for a full length sill sounds like a reasonable price to me. Fitting it won't be cheap I imagine.
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omega
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ok maybe iam tight
but 40 for a 4 door yet 80 for a 2 sounds wrong to me

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oops double post
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Bet like macca says 2-door includes part if rear 3/4 panel. The 4-door has the rear arch it fit it to.

If the sills are rotting I'd double check the rest of the car ...

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