webasto sliding sunroof
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rallycross

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13,737 posts

266 months

Friday 17th August 2012
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Would anyone suggest a good place to try and sell this (other than ebay)?
Its a new (old) webasto sliding roof? Large size to fit a transit or carvelle.

This is a proper old school design with a wooden frame and black vinyl sliding section.

It was bought to fit into the roof of a vw carvelle but never used. Its been stored in the attic for the last ten years.

What classic car magazines have classified for parts?

Huntsman

9,310 posts

279 months

Friday 17th August 2012
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rallycross said:
Would anyone suggest a good place to try and sell this (other than ebay)?
Its a new (old) webasto sliding roof? Large size to fit a transit or carvelle.

This is a proper old school design with a wooden frame and black vinyl sliding section.

It was bought to fit into the roof of a vw carvelle but never used. Its been stored in the attic for the last ten years.

What classic car magazines have classified for parts?
When I bought the GK it had one of these half installed, the other half is in a box of bits, its the one thing on the car I am most in fear of sorting!

I'm not sure if mine is complete, do post up the ebay link if you do go that route.

SV8Predator

2,102 posts

194 months

Friday 17th August 2012
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rallycross said:
What classic car magazines have classified for parts?
All of them.

But if the sunroof has been built for a specific make / model, then that they point you in the direction of where to advertise.


jith

2,752 posts

244 months

Friday 17th August 2012
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Huntsman said:
rallycross said:
Would anyone suggest a good place to try and sell this (other than ebay)?
Its a new (old) webasto sliding roof? Large size to fit a transit or carvelle.

This is a proper old school design with a wooden frame and black vinyl sliding section.

It was bought to fit into the roof of a vw carvelle but never used. Its been stored in the attic for the last ten years.

What classic car magazines have classified for parts?
When I bought the GK it had one of these half installed, the other half is in a box of bits, its the one thing on the car I am most in fear of sorting!

I'm not sure if mine is complete, do post up the ebay link if you do go that route.
I did an installation course on these roofs many moons ago. They are absolutely beautiful when fitted correctly, but you have to know how to do it!

Drop me a line if you get stuck.

J

Huntsman

9,310 posts

279 months

Friday 17th August 2012
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jith said:
I did an installation course on these roofs many moons ago. They are absolutely beautiful when fitted correctly, but you have to know how to do it!

Drop me a line if you get stuck.

J
Thank you!

Carpal

3,799 posts

217 months

Friday 17th August 2012
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Would think ebay is your friend here.

Apparently you adjust them to suit each vehicle.

(Mate fitted a full length one to his type 2) - said he would make one from scratch himself next time (he is quite talented though!))