WTB Multiple Disco 1 Parts

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onewhippedpuppy

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Here's my list, all to fit a 1997 Disco 1 LSE.

Wood panel with seat heater and window switches - only interested if the wood has no scratches, cracks, or clouding
All three rear seat belt receivers, no cracks, serious fading, grime, etc.
Working left and right power seat switches
Rear door ladder - good paint, no rust
 
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onewhippedpuppy

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Thanks for pissing on my thread for absolutely no good reason. I already have cracked wood trim, why would I be looking for a similarly crappy replacement part? I also have cracked seat belt receivers, intermittent seat switches, and a rusty rear ladder.

In this crazy world we live in, maybe, just maybe, someone is parting a Land Rover with some nice parts remaining that would like to make money on said parts. You think?
 
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crown14

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I am fairly sure I have one or two really nice window switch woods around here somewhere, let me look... I also have a complete, brand new factory wood kit with the shift knob cover, dash woods, etc if you have a woody for genuine wood. As a matter of fact I probably have a complete set of "boost" door panel wood strips too...
(I will verify the condition of the seat belt parts and seat switches because I think I have them as well- I suggest getting your replacement ladder new from justin at lucky8)

Joel
Buckhorn Imports LLC (888) 789-4296
www.buckhornimports.com
www.stores.ebay.com/Buckhorn-Imports
buckhornimports@gmail.com
 
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onewhippedpuppy

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Joel, thanks for your reply. My other wood stuff is in decent shape, I'm only looking for the one panel so it matches. Please let me know your price shipped to 67226, feel free to PM or email at jessup3 at cox.net.
 
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onewhippedpuppy

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Two other things, I also need a clock and mud flaps. Either the old school analog or correct digital one is fine, it just needs to actually keep good time. I have the brackets for mud flaps but not the rubber flaps, so I'd like to find a good set that is still pliable with no tears.
 
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crown14

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Cant help with the mud flaps, if you call Lucky8 for the ladder I am sure he can get you some.

I have a RH seat switch, no luck on the driver side though, I am going to get you a pic of the wood, and I am checking the seat belts and testing a clock here shortly. Does your clock still light up properly? If it has a good backlight bulb that would help...
 
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onewhippedpuppy

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singingcamel said:
Your welcome.. You need thicker skin man , relax ..Or go have a few beers..
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There's a fine line between giving someone crap and just being a douchebag. My skin is plenty thick, but I have little tolerance for douchebags.
 
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crown14 said:
I am fairly sure I have one or two really nice window switch woods around here somewhere, let me look... I also have a complete, brand new factory wood kit with the shift knob cover, dash woods, etc if you have a woody for genuine wood.
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Hey man, sorry to interrupt but I do have a woody. But I am interested in obtaining that full set if he is not. PM me if you still have it
 
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crown14

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honda50r said:
Hey man, sorry to interrupt but I do have a woody. But I am interested in obtaining that full set if he is not. PM me if you still have it
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I still have it, just so you know its not stick on faux wood grain, its the real deal made by little old men in thatch roofed shacks. I take these out of the bubble wrap sometimes and just stare at them. The guy I got this off of was an engineer for LRNA and he had two sets but sold one before I got to him. If they look a little dirty it is because I am afraid to clean them for fear of scratching the incredibly smooth surface.

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp327/BuckhornImports/Ad%20photos/DSCN8750.jpg

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp327/BuckhornImports/Ad%20photos/DSCN8751.jpg

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp327/BuckhornImports/Ad%20photos/DSCN8752.jpg

Last photo is of a LE/LSE "boost" door panel wood trim kit, the lacquer is just starting to crack a little here and there...

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp327/BuckhornImports/Ad%20photos/DSCN8753.jpg
 
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