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nickphillips
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Door Bins/Pockets

Post by nickphillips »

Hi
I asked this question a few year ago, i just thought id test the water again :? .
Has anybody considered making the door bins made from fibre glass. I started making some moulds from wood, thats as far as i got :oops:.
The only problems i could see are
1) the chrome trim
2) the finish of the bins
Would anybody consider buying these types of bins without the chrome trim or fabric finish?. :?:
Any help/advice would be appreciated :lol:

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Nick
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Post by 2.4TE »

I remember your post, and have thought of doing the same, but never got further than the thought! I would be interested in your 'blanks'. Surely they could be covered with a vinyl that would come close to matching. Not sure about the chrome trim though. Please keep me in the loop.
Dr Dave

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Garfield
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Post by Garfield »

I made my own a few years ago.

I had aluminium bins fabricated and I covered them with vinyl that is available from Southbound and Woolies. I used a plastic chrome running strip that I obtained from woolies too. For the corner pieces, I recycled corner pieces from an old pair of pockets.

I definitely think there would be a market for a "kit" set. I looked into it too but finding the time to get it going was alway trouble !

Happy to post photo's if anyone is interested.

Garfield
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Post by JohnS »

Yes I could be interested. I've just posted a question on where to fit door speakers. Local specialist suggested mounting them in the front bins. I don't want to cut my originals but I could fit them into some fibre glass bins and use my original chrome strip and recover them - which I don't think is too much of a problem.
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Post by SIR70T »

I certainly would be interested, there is a guy in the US that is doing it for the early pockets and is charging 599 USD for basically a completed pull out pocket with no hardware.

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