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« on: 06 July 2010, 12:01:58 AM »

Buying a new (probably used) set of interior trim so I can return everything to stock when I come to sell,

I'm looking for;

2 x air vent covers
1x speedo cover
1x rev meter cover
2x heater controls (left and right)
1x heater dial
2x door handles (anyone give me a heads up on how to get these off? hope i dont need to take out the entire side panel :S)

Any info you can give me is much appreciated

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« Reply #1 on: 06 July 2010, 12:02:54 AM »

And I've already tried all the local scrappers and breakers, but they dont have a single C1 aygo or 107 between the lot of them  Sad
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« Reply #2 on: 06 July 2010, 07:06:27 AM »

Hi Northern107,  welcome to the club, if you can remove and fit the front bumper you can fit the angel eye headlamps no problem. I organised the group buy at £200 per set +£10 p&p. I also made the 'How to fit' guide too, which as you found out is in the full members only section.
As for the interior parts you require, there was an ex member who seems to buy things from his local breakers, but he's way down in Devon. I have the same problem up here with local breakers. I guess 107 owners are more careful drivers in our areas and why they're like Hens teeth in our scrappers. Tongue Grin
The door handles you speak of, do you mean the grab handle you pull on to close the door? If so they just pop off with a thin blade screwdriver on the edge. I also painted the window switch bezel, just to finish it off. As for the heater controls, quickest and easiest way is to remove the radio/facia panel (as it's off may as well paint it too  Wink ) then that gives you access to the control wires for the big knobs and remove them.
As for putting it back to standard, I'm not fussed about that, I'd trade it in/sell it as is, saves you buying other bits. My dealer wanted to see mine after I painted it, as when I collected it the dash was stripped down. He said it was the first time they'd let a customer pick up half a car. Cheesy  When he saw the end result he was pleasantly surprised how good it looked and said Peugeot should offer an interior colour coded pack as an option. He had no objection to me trading it in when time, as he thought (a) most customers wouldn't know how it should look unless they've been looking around a few 107's (b) some customers would like the painted parts as it looked better than standard.
Anyway here's how mine looks...



By the way, as you're not a full member, you will not have a clue that we are having our National Meet this weekend (9th-11th July) in Staffordshire. You should come along and meet some of the members and see our cars. Camping Friday and Saturday nights.   

                        Venue: Dunston Heath Farm, Dunston Heath, Stafford, Staffordshire, ST18 9AQ
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« Reply #3 on: 06 July 2010, 07:54:39 AM »

Ah man, yeah I know how to take off everything else from installing a new head unit, just not the door handles, I'm thinking of doing all mine gloss black though because red will be too much since I'm doing ALL the trim, is there anyone on here that buys and sell from scrappers in their areas? Don't really want to travel far and wide for such small parts.

That'd be awesome but I wouldn't have been able to make it anyway! got to clean my flat, its the last weekend before I hand my keys back ha. Is it only an annual thing? or is there a few per year?

I should really just become a member ha, I'll really need the 'how to' for the angel eyes wiring  Cheesy
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« Reply #4 on: 06 July 2010, 08:39:12 AM »

Aww never mind. The National is only the 2nd ever, and as of yet only happens once a year. There are some people that organise to meet up locally in their areas, but not organised as a club. I've been trying to get a meet together up here in Scotland since December '09. Closest I came to it was myself and scrogz meeting up at Crail Raceway at the weekend and having a go at the 1/4 mile drag strip against each other. Not the best weather conditions with a wet strip and headwind coming off the sea. Plus both our cars having full tanks of petrol as we thought it would be busy so didn't plan on doing the strip before going.  Roll Eyes  Ben always got away quicker with his standard skinny tyres, but I did beat him once with the terminal speed.
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« Reply #5 on: 06 July 2010, 01:16:15 PM »

Crail was soo much fun though, if we got 4 or 5 to come up to crail it would be awesome!!!!!!   




Ben always got away quicker with his standard skinny tyres, but I did beat him once with the terminal speed.


P.s You wernt allowed to use your NOS thats the only reason you beat me  Wink
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« Reply #6 on: 06 July 2010, 03:34:20 PM »

Dont take offence to this, but I never understand why peeps want to buy a whole extra set of interior trim? Dealer's charge something like £10 an airvent, £20'ish for the speedo surround and the rev counter surround will be nearly impossilble to find. Its just seems like a lot of work and quite a bit of money, but hey, its your money Smiley

Just paint your standard, & if your really worried when it comes to resale then respray the whole back to silver? No one will ever know Smiley

My interior is White Cheesy


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« Reply #7 on: 06 July 2010, 04:05:32 PM »

yeh i know dealers charge rediculous amounts, i just thought itd be easier to pick them up on here for next to nothing cos your guys might have a decent scrappers in your area, if worse comes to worse ill just spray the stocks and respray on sale!

Ill have to make sure i make the next national meet, gna get membership on here tonight, at work atm so cant really do much here ha
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