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does any1 know if estate interior is same as saloon, i mean the upholstery and the sponge not the frames

obviously the metal frame will be different

i recently fitted D9 interior in my D8 and the rear metal frame was different

wonder if the estate is the same thing,

I think the rear seats are mildly different, in what way is your d9 (what spec) interior not fitting in.

It isn't. Saloon rear backrest comes as 4 parts - 2 split backrests & 2 outer bolsters. Couldn't say as far as the base goes. I do know that the estate has a metal base to the rear seats that the saloon doesn't, but I don't know if the sponge parts would match. It does come apart quite easily because I had to do this.

Front seats are a straight swap though.

To see what I mean by the backrest, fold the rear seats down in your car & you'll notice that there is still a piece of seat left up where the seatbelts are. In my estate, it is the whole backrest that folds.

A major impracticality of the saloon is that the middle seatbelt stays there it could get snagged on something if it was sitting in the boot.

waue1978 wrote:To see what I mean by the backrest, fold the rear seats down in your car & you'll notice that there is still a piece of seat left up where the seatbelts are. In my estate, it is the whole backrest that folds.

ahh ye i get ya

thanks

Door cards and fronts seats are the only items interchangeable between the saloon and estate.

the dash and central console

Bonnet.

wing mirrors

There are no wing mirrors, you confusing it with an Austin 1100?

they still get called wing mirrors, at least they still do round here. The bmw 507 had mirrors mounted on the wings.

But that was designed in the 1950's. Let's do the time warp again...

but mirrors still get called wing mirrors:
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see if i whacked mine off id go straight to ebay for a new one. using 'peugeot 406 wing mirror'

We all know what people mean by it, even if it's wrong.