Wanted: D9 estate parts

[pfusi1]

Okay, hopefully someone has these things at a reasonable price (or maybe even free) in good condition:

Wanted:
1. Front o/s inner mudguard (just the second piece back from the front of the car, goes up in 'front' of the wheel).
2. Headlight protectors (more of a luxury).
3. Lockset with keys.
4. Good conditon keyfob (typical worn button problem - so worn in fact it's not even there anymore).
5. Rear boot handle with numberplate lights (preferably in grey but would take any colour). Might take whole tailgate if its in better condition than mine and is grey!
6. Rear windscreen wiper arm (mine was vandalised and has been glued but the spring went missing so has been replaced with one that isn't really up to the job).
7. O/s rubber sill trim.
8. O/s rear door rubber trim (goes over the arch section on the inside of the rear door quite brittle plastic/rubber).
9. Front Abs sensor wiring for both sides!
10. Boot carpet and/or peugeot/non-peugeot boot liner (bloody dogs and other crud).


I know it's a list of massivly tarty things but want to get car sorted for winter at the end of next month so thought I'd better start hunting. My rear number plate is half hanging off as there's a big rusty whole where one side of the number plate used to screw in (any suggestions as to how to fix). Car is currently at 214,000 miles and I desperately want to get the the quarter-million mark and beyond.

Any help, advice, offers of parts would be much appreciated. I'm located in Coventry and travel with work so am prepared to consider parts in Leicester, Northampton, Birmingham, Tamworth, Daventry etc and obviously cash on collection.

All the best,

Phil

[alladdin]

i have inner gaurd from a saloon, think its same ?
i think i have estate lock set unless i slung it.
as above boot handle.
saloon abs wiring ? i have.

[pfusi1]

yeah, inner mudguards are the same on saloon and estate.

How much for the lockset, boot handle (do you have the number plate lights as well) and wheel arch liner? Where abouts are you?

Cheers, Phil