what are the options to change your hockey sticks and door cards ? and where can i get them

Crowej,
you can get two options of wood (dark zebrano and one more) from LR (each door card is around £79 plus VAT.) or you can get carbon fibre (do not know the price).
The other choice is to go after market (any of the people like Revere, Overfinch, Kahn etc. will be able to help you to fullfill your wish for lot of £).

What are you really looking for? You might have seen my earlier post, I am looking to exchange my current cherry wood trim for something darker (black leather)...

Hmmm, I have just visited your gallery and seen that you have the same combination as I do.
So never mind...

Coko wrote:

Crowej,
you can get two options of wood (dark zebrano and one more) from LR (each door card is around £79 plus VAT.) or you can get carbon fibre (do not know the price).
The other choice is to go after market (any of the people like Revere, Overfinch, Kahn etc. will be able to help you to fullfill your wish for lot of £).

What are you really looking for? You might have seen my earlier post, I am looking to exchange my current cherry wood trim for something darker (black leather)...

Unfortunately the only option you have is to go aftermarket. The door panel inserts will cost you about 350 plus VAT. I know, it is an expensice job for four panels
Hockey sticks you need to buy of LR mate or post on the forum that you are looking for some
(it worked for me )

Coko wrote:

Unfortunately the only option you have is to go aftermarket. The door panel inserts will cost you about 350 plus VAT. I know, it is an expensice job for four panels
Hockey sticks you need to buy of LR mate or post on the forum that you are looking for some
(it worked for me )

Unfortunately it is not
Plus there is some labour required which is not included (unless you fancy drilling in to your car alone)...
The cost is what put me off as well

Coko wrote:

Unfortunately it is not
Plus there is some labour required which is not included (unless you fancy drilling in to your car alone)...
The cost is what put me off as well

I gues
If you find any cheaper option please share with us...

To change the wood trim on the door cards is a very easy job, you don’t even have to take off the door card. Undo a few screws & the wood trim will slide / pop off.

For the hockey strips you need to strip out the centre console, turn it upside down & then unscrew a couple of torx screws to release the hockey strips. This is a rather more involved job, but can be achieved easily once you take your time.

When I got my current RRS, it was in stock at the dealers fitted with Cheery Wood trim, whereas I wanted Zebrano. So part of the deal included changing the wood trim for me to Zebarano. Speaking with the guy that did the job afterwards, he said that the door panels took about 45mins for the four of them. With the centre console taking about an hour.

Have a look at This thread where jbrac25 describes the procedures involved. This is where I initially got my info from, resulting in my being confident that the trim swap on my new RRS wouldn’t be a butcher job. That combined with a very competent guy at the dealer, whom I trusted fully

Edited to add…….

Sometime prior to my changing my RRS in ’08, I had considered upgrading the wood trim on my previous ’06 Sport to Lined Oak & got part numbers / prices for the trim.

Front Doors – EJC500121LAD / EJC500131LAD - €113.00 +Vat ea

Rear Doors – ELC500121LAD / ELC500131LAD - €113.00 +Vat ea

Hockey Sticks – F3M500090LAD / F3M500080LAD - €90.00 +Vat ea

These part numbers & prices were correct mid 2007.

As it turned out I never pursued that project & in early ’08 changed the car instead


Edited again to add…….

Also have a look at This Thread where there is more discussion on door trim upgrades, along with some pictures & diagrams

Rupert, thanks for the links. But it is what I said. Wood on wood is an easy job. There is plenty of options available even from LR.
But Crowej and I want leather on wood. And there is the problem, firstly is the cost for four panels and second see below info from one of the aftermarket companies on the process:

Also it takes a little time to take apart an re-install these parts, please check you are able to do this as it involves drilling off the old door rests and then fixing on the new leather panels with screws as your door panels are different to a vehicle which comes with leather panels.

Coko wrote:

............But Crowej and I want leather on wood. .........

Ah

That'll teach me to read posts more carefully, before jumping in

No worries Rupert...
Thanks for the input anyway...