Are 80 series doors that have manual windows/mirrors plus no central locking basically the same structurally as doors with electric windows/mirrors and central locking? That gives a lot more options to replace doors on my 80 if the skins are the same.
That way I can take any door with a good condition skin and swap/replace parts to make replacements for the current doors. I've been considering fitting power window doors but don't like the idea of making holes in the a and b pillars so opted to stay with all manual doors/windows.
I've been told that Toyota did change the structural design of the skins late in production (1996?).
One thing I have found is some doors have holes in the outer skin sheet where the bump strips go - what are those holes for?
That way I can take any door with a good condition skin and swap/replace parts to make replacements for the current doors. I've been considering fitting power window doors but don't like the idea of making holes in the a and b pillars so opted to stay with all manual doors/windows.
I've been told that Toyota did change the structural design of the skins late in production (1996?).
One thing I have found is some doors have holes in the outer skin sheet where the bump strips go - what are those holes for?
