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Old 30-08-09, 11:15 AM   #1
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Will a front door fit inside a saloon ZS ?

As thread title.

I will be sourcing a new drivers door soon as i discovered that the one that came on the car, is full of filler and battered to death

Wondering if anybody has done this before, i am a bit reluctant to buy a panel online from something like fleabay and then have some courier throw it around for half a day before it is delivered.
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Old 30-08-09, 11:22 AM   #2
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Never done it but I would guess it would fit in boot, rear seats folded and the window frame pointing thru the opening.

Can you get hold of some cardboard and make up a template of the door to try?
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Old 30-08-09, 11:30 AM   #3
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The saloon boot isn't the best for getting larger things in as the lip is quite high.

It will be easier if the door is bare.
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Old 30-08-09, 11:33 AM   #4
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Another thing i forgot to ask, i assume the 4 door and 5 doors share the same actual doors?

They look the same to me in various pictures !
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Old 30-08-09, 12:24 PM   #5
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Not sure about back doors, but front ones are the same!

As for the door fitting in the boot, easy! I've had a 180 brake conversion, new exhaust (mid + back), 4 door cards and two folding chairs in the boot of mine!

As said above, lay the door so that the main bit is in the boot, and window through the hole with the seats down
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Old 30-08-09, 03:01 PM   #6
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The saloon boot isn't the best for getting larger things in as the lip is quite high.

It will be easier if the door is bare.
Hatch FTW !!!

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Old 30-08-09, 05:14 PM   #7
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Hatch FTW !!!

Thats why I have a wife with a ZR160, a son with a R100 (can get a washing machine in that one) and from work I can borrow a small box van, a large box van, 3.5 dropside, a 18t curtain sider, 26t curtain sider, 26t flatbed with crane or a 40t 60ft wagon and drawbar trailer with crane.

Plus I can borrow a 30t beever tail complete with crane for a small drink.

And I have a tow bar and a cycle rack that fits it and 2 trailers, a small one and a large one.

But I don't need to move the door!
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Old 30-08-09, 08:24 PM   #8
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Ive got a house front door plus tools to router hindges and hang the door in my car and thats with no boot space, Its all about angles
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Old 30-08-09, 08:36 PM   #9
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had a 40" lcd in the back seats of mine so i would guess wit the seats down it would go in.
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Old 30-08-09, 08:40 PM   #10
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ive had a full body kit for a corsa in mine, with the big bumpers lol, n a mk1 saloon back bumper as well, n 5 12 man tents n a lawnmower::P all on seprante occasions:P, handy though having the ranger with the trailer for fence panels ect
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