Part No.: 911327

Boot Lid - Steel - 911327 - Steelcraft

Order your Boot Lid - Steel - 911327 - Steelcraft ⛽ Low prices and fast, worldwide delivery ✈ British car experts ♚ Call ☎ 01522 568000 or ☎ 1-855-746-2767

This part may have multiple applications. Please select your car model from below to see specific application information, or click the Add to Cart button to make your purchase.

'Triumph Spitfire Boot Lid Hinges Lock and Spare Wheel Cover (MkIV and 1500)'

Product Description
Customer Reviews
Customer Discussions
Video & Docs

See all items from Steelcraft

Product Description

Boot Lid - Steel - 911327 - Steelcraft

Specifications and additional product information

Spitfire MkIV & 1500

Customer Review

1 person wrote a review

Rate and Review this Product

Review: Eric N Submitted: 16/01/2025

Overall3 out of 5 stars.

Subject

Expensive for what it is, not as good as BMH panels previously ordered

Did this item work well with your project? What vehicle type are you using this for?

I Acquired this Steelcraft boot lid as a replacement for the fibreglass one previously ordered, which I returned because I was unhappy with the quality / finish. Whilst I have not yet attempted to fit the item it appears to bear a good similarity with the original equipment and it was extremely well packaged. For the price though I would have expected better for example: 1) I don't know whether this has been manufactured from the original Triumph tooling press. Perhaps not? 2) The corners (the areas that normally corrode) do not seem perfectly flat and one has a particularly noticeable irregular contour to the touch. I would expect some body shop work to be required prior to achieving a perfectly good sprayed outcome. 3)Unlike the fibreglass equivalent, there is a degree of hinge adjustment available through insertion of a floating threaded steel plate, just like on the original. However those plates seem a little jammed at the moment so will need some persuasion when fitting. 4) If would have been nice to have received information about the protective coating, which does appear to be quite good. For example would it need to be fully removed before application of an epoxy primer ?

Discussions

Currently there are no discussions available for this item.

Click here to add a discussion for this item