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[Adrian]

Hello you guys- I have spent hours so far trying to find this particular repair piece for both sides- with no joy. I have purchased the land rover parts catalogue and series 11 &11A bible- but am not having much luck!! can some one point me in the right direction???

[agg221]

SP Panels will definitely supply, full frame or sections as required. Recent reports are that the fit of the frame is now good.
Paintman Panels will supply the door unassembled if you want to re-use an old skin.
Neither is quite to original specification. They can be modified.

Alec

[AlexB]

do you mean this repair section ? auction: #193661961631 ?

[twomokes]

Let's go back a step  what exactly are yo after and for which version. Are you wanting the internal steel frame for side or tests doors, 3 door or 5 door station wagon or a utility model, or do you mean the side frame for a lwb Station Wagon?

[Adrian]

that's it- the side frame that the rear door hangs off the frony post (c) and the door catches on the rear (D ) post

[AlexB]

station wagon ?

These are about £750 per side nowadays - since they stopped making proper landrovers

[Adrian]

Sorry should have been more specific. Yes 12 seater safari station wagon 1965 - apologies The C and D
Posts look like they need replacing!
,!!

[Mark547]

YRM do repair panels if you have some originals that can be saved.

[AlexB]

As Mark says, YRM do a series of repair panels. Prior to the complete side frames (which were a generic "defender" item) being extremely expensive, it was cheaper to get the complete side frame rather than all the repair bits !

If you look in the parts manual (under station wagon not safari as that isn't a land rover term) you will find the part numbers for each side. GOogle them and you may find some for sale
There were a pair on ebay for about £750 recently

[AlexB]

auction: #203117693986

"remanufactured" ones

[Noddy]

Land Rover S11 terminology has a B/C post as a single unit and a D post. All parts manufacturers use a different system just using B and C for the two posts.

[Adrian]

Perfect thank you!

[Adrian]

Thank you team- have bought those two sides as per Alex B post , but think I only need the off side side -oh well will have sell it myself - newbie on series2 club and a virgin seller on eBay !

[Noddy]

Use the galvanised ones sell the originals

[Manxcat]

Land Rover S11 terminology has a B/C post as a single unit and a D post. All parts manufacturers use a different system just using B and C for the two posts.

Land Rover are using the correct Coachbuilding terminology that has been in use for a couple of hundred years.
A post is at the front of the front door (end of the bulkhead on out Land Rovers)
B post is at the rear of the front door (door lock on our Land Rovers)
C post is at the front of the rear door
D post at the rear of the rear door

On Land Rover SW the B and C posts become one so are a B/C post.

Sadly many Trade and Engineering terms are misused these days.

Glad the OP is sorted.