Section : Bodywork and Interior

4 door Herald? 

Posted By : Colin Lindsay, 22-Mar-2006, 10:25am

• 4 door Herald? 

  Posted By : Ian Osprey, 22-Mar-2006, 11:42am

  Same company also do front and rear door cards for a mini...
  again at &163;55 postage from Newquay

  • 4 door Herald? 

    Posted By : Craig Gingell, 22-Mar-2006, 11:48am

    This chap is a member -
    
    http://www.tssc.org.uk/profile.asp?profile=72010

    • 4 door Herald? 

      Posted By : Ian Osprey, 22-Mar-2006, 12:40pm

      Here's hoping he enlightens us then

      • 4 door Herald? 

        Posted By : John Davies, 22-Mar-2006, 01:29pm

        Outstanding contribution to motoring history - he does them for four door Minis too!

        • 4 door Herald? 

          Posted By : Colin Lindsay, 23-Mar-2006, 03:27pm

          I've just noticed the details below on this listing:
          
          "Please note the postage cost on this auction, this includes a contribution towards the material cost of production so we do not loose a fortune on an item that goes for a very low bid. This is in everyone's benefit, we could start standard auctions at 99p plus just standard postage but this would result in prices being pushed up across the board to cover losses from less popular auctions. These auctions are still starting at well below cost price and offer excellent value for a quality product, by starting auctions at 99p we reduce extortionate eBay fees and therefore the ultimate price paid by you the customer."
          
          

          • 4 door Herald? 

            Posted By : Jason Chinn, 23-Mar-2006, 05:18pm

            In other words, to save money on listing fees and final value fees - ie cheat eBay out of a few quid. Why say it? eBay will only cause him trouble. You are allowed to charge "reasonable" post and packaging costs and that can include the actual cost of packing materials, postage and time/trouble in going to the post office.

• 4 door Herald? 

  Posted By : David Aspinall, 23-Mar-2006, 06:30pm

  4 Door Herald?
  
  I believe they where built for the Indian market I have only seen one which was in a poor state
  
  David.

  • 4 door Herald? 

    Posted By : Phil Grimble, 23-Mar-2006, 09:52pm

    Pictures here of the 4 door Herald for the Indian market: http://www.austin-rover.co.uk/standardheraldf.htm
    Not keen on the bastardised Vitesse bonnets on the saloons, but the estate looks good (apparently owned by one Bill Davies?)

    • 4 door Herald? 

      Posted By : John Davies, 24-Mar-2006, 08:55am

      Thank you, Phil, interesting website.
      
      I especially like the last entry, the Companion.
      Vitesse bonnet (with proper two headlights) estate body, "The roof/rear hatch door were made of glass fibre".
      
      Now where have I heard that before??
      
      John

      • 4 door Herald? 

        Posted By : Colin Lindsay, 24-Mar-2006, 02:21pm

        One of these?
        Certainly different...
        Colin

         

        
        
        4 door Herald?

         

        • 4 door Herald? 

          Posted By : John Davies, 24-Mar-2006, 10:34pm

          No, no, no, no no!
          
          One of these!
          

           

          
          
          4 door Herald?