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door scratch plates

Started by pedro, September 16, 2009, 07:40:53 PM

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pedro

[ebay]270454097485[/ebay]

Nearly finished but this would have to be a record for a set of scratch plates.
         Pedro
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jasonr70002

Crikeys its nearly cheaper to re paint the door.
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mcl1959

Especially since I sent him a message to confirm whether they were a set and this was his response:

LR RR LF LF

This means it was not even a complete set!  No RHF scratch plate. :o

Ken

zulu

Someone swapped or gave me a set of NOS scratch plates with the frosted centres & they were all RR  ::), I ended up using 2 of them on the wagon but not without a lot of fiddling

At least the seller was honest enough to point it out when asked the question but it should have been in the blurb

Just goes to show, buyer beware

Paul In Ireland

Are all 4 different or are there 2 styles or what?
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RET

Paul,

Yes. ;)

All four are different, to suit the varying shape of the door panels. You can swap the front/rear ones on each side and they sort-of fit, as Gary mentioned.

And there are two different styles, one with a frosted centre, and one plain.

cheers
RET
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lucky_gwen

RET

You say there is a frosted centre set and a non-frosted centre set, is there a difference in what each set is worth? I have a frosted set on my FC. They came with the donor car we bought.

Regards
Janette

RET

#7
I don't think there's an appreciable difference in value. A complete set of the one type is obviously worth more than a mix-n-match set, but other than that, I don't think it's significant.

Never bought a set on ebay though, so wouldn't call myself an expert on the topic.
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