bongo sills

nigelgibson · Post by **nigelgibson** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 12:47 pm

might be readily available but i've not seen these before and thought it worth a mention.

new sills made to order for £29.99

when item no longer valid on link, for ref; it is Barnsley Auto Panels 01226 248128

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mazda-bongo-s ... 19c8aa69e3

mikeonb4c · Post by **mikeonb4c** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 1:02 pm

nigelgibson wrote:might be readily available but i've not seen these before and thought it worth a mention.

new sills made to order for £29.99

when item no longer valid on link, for ref; it is Barnsley Auto Panels 01226 248128

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mazda-bongo-s ... 19c8aa69e3

Wow - excellent find. And I had just been wondering, what with the current debate on rusting cills in progress, whether it was going to be possible to get replacement ones. Spooky! But encouraging, as it suggests the interest in repairing rusty Bongos is helping to grow the supplier market. Just need to make sure teh stuff being sold is fit for purpose etc. so all feedback on here is welcomed!

lpgimports · Post by **lpgimports** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 3:46 pm

Suggests they are made from S/Steel meaning Stainless steel, welding this to mild steel can be more than interesting! and cause future problems. Maybe they are over sill covers or something?

Paul

mikeonb4c · Post by **mikeonb4c** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 4:05 pm

lpgimports wrote:Suggests they are made from S/Steel meaning Stainless steel, welding this to mild steel can be more than interesting! and cause future problems. Maybe they are over sill covers or something?

Paul

Wow - bizarre. It never occurred to me they might fabricate in s/s. Why on earth would they do that!?!?!

kloonsy · Post by **kloonsy** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 4:55 pm

I am the one who commisioned them to make these as their metal vendetta is wider than mine. These are really a bodyshop fit only as some fettleling is required. They may be supplied in two pieces as their folder still wasn't wide enough. Looked very original when I'd done

missfixit70 · Post by **missfixit70** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 5:32 pm

Are they is stainless though? is that not going to cause electrolytic corrosion issues if so? let alone the welding issues?

kloonsy · Post by **kloonsy** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 7:29 pm

hahaha, vendetta!! did it from my fone, meant to be folder!! I can confirm they are mild steel

stainless no good for sills

. Helpful company as well. As an aside,back in the day i attempted to weld a stainless exhaust trim to a mild steel tailpipe and blew my hobby mig up

Tessie · Post by **Tessie** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 11:03 pm

nigelgibson wrote:might be readily available but i've not seen these before and thought it worth a mention.

new sills made to order for £29.99

when item no longer valid on link, for ref; it is Barnsley Auto Panels 01226 248128

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mazda-bongo-s ... 19c8aa69e3

As in September Newsletter:
Skin Sills

We have been informed that Barnsley Auto Panels are now making skin sills for the Bongo which are very difficult to get hold off. If you require any more information please call Lisa on 01226 248128.

nigelgibson · Post by **nigelgibson** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 11:31 pm

quote tessie

As in September Newsletter:
Skin Sills

We have been informed that Barnsley Auto Panels are now making skin sills for the Bongo which are very difficult to get hold off. If you require any more information please call Lisa on 01226 - quote

didn't realise it was in new newsletter but as Ian has included it as a top tip one can hopefully assume they are ok. Certainly Kloonsy seems to be very clued up on them and they are on his doorstep.

p.s dont forget a lot of forum members don't have access to BF newsletter.

Tessie · Post by **Tessie** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 11:46 pm

nigelgibson wrote:quote tessie

As in September Newsletter:
Skin Sills

We have been informed that Barnsley Auto Panels are now making skin sills for the Bongo which are very difficult to get hold off. If you require any more information please call Lisa on 01226 - quote

didn't realise it was in new newsletter but as Ian has included it as a top tip one can hopefully assume they are ok. Certainly Kloonsy seems to be very clued up on them and they are on his doorstep.

p.s dont forget a lot of forum members don't have access to BF newsletter.

I wasn't being clever pointing it out Nigel

, just thought it might prompt a few more people to have a look at the newsletter. When I had a look I realised I hadn't seen the last three

. It doesn't hurt to publicise something as useful/helpful as this info more than once though and was a good spot by you

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nigelgibson · Post by **nigelgibson** » Fri Sep 09, 2011 1:16 pm

Tessie wrote:
nigelgibson wrote:quote tessie

As in September Newsletter:
Skin Sills

We have been informed that Barnsley Auto Panels are now making skin sills for the Bongo which are very difficult to get hold off. If you require any more information please call Lisa on 01226 - quote

didn't realise it was in new newsletter but as Ian has included it as a top tip one can hopefully assume they are ok. Certainly Kloonsy seems to be very clued up on them and they are on his doorstep.

p.s dont forget a lot of forum members don't have access to BF newsletter.
I wasn't being clever pointing it out Nigel , just thought it might prompt a few more people to have a look at the newsletter. When I had a look I realised I hadn't seen the last three . It doesn't hurt to publicise something as useful/helpful as this info more than once though and was a good spot by you .

Sorry Tessie if my p.s looked a bit smart**** it wasn't intended!
i didn't think you were being clever i just thought you [ and others reading] may not realise newsletter was for bf members only. Take your point about newsletter it made me read it and i also hadn't read last three ! [ i wont tell Ian if you dont !]

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