Help locating host items...

[NC Rover]

Folks-

I am having the worst time trying to find a few particular parts on the host's website. I'm looking for the following items and was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction?

-Series IIa 88 Rear Door Hinge Bolts and Bushings
-Rubber bushings that go between the headlight/tailight cages and the body

I'm not sure if I'm just searching in the wrong places but it doesn't seem to be the easiest webpage to navigate...especially when a lot of the parts do not have a picture description.

thanks!

[greenmeanie]

I find that when technologically challenged by web sites the phone is your friend. Our hosts here are not that scary to talk to you know.

[Jim-ME]

To the best of my knowledge, the hinge bolts for the rear doors are the same as the front doors for a Series 2a. RoverFarm has them as does RDS. I'm assuming that you are looking for the bolt, brass ball with hole in center, spring, nut and lock washer. I've never seen the bushings you are looking for so I can't help you there.
Jim

[NC Rover]

To the best of my knowledge, the hinge bolts for the rear doors are the same as the front doors for a Series 2a. RoverFarm has them as does RDS. I'm assuming that you are looking for the bolt, brass ball with hole in center, spring, nut and lock washer. I've never seen the bushings you are looking for so I can't help you there.
Jim

Maybe I mistook it for a bushing as it is so worn and dirty. I'll take a look at the front door hinge bolts and see if that works. Or I guess I could just call.

thanks!

[Les Parker]

Hinge pin kit

Part # for the hinge pin repair kits is DHKIII , readily available from the hosts.

[Terrys]

Part # for the hinge pin repair kits is DHKIII , readily available from the hosts.

Why isn't it DHKIIA?

[Les Parker]

Terry,

Good catch !! Its this way as it fits Series II IIA and Series III (on the rear door), so the best abbreviation would be....... DHK111, .....

[Jeff Aronson]

I bought two sets for my two II-A doors. Just know that the screw heads are now torx style, not flathead screws. Fortunately, I had one torx head screwdriver in my toolbox!

Jeff