How are the ScootRS side panels?

[OlaN]

Hi All,

Just bought a 64ym Lambretta TV175 Mk3. The side panels on the thing are horrible - buckled, bent, badge holes poorly welded up. Front mudguard is a glassfiber replacement one of course broken - and needs thus to be replaced.

So I got my eyes on ScootRS side panels:
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=1701
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=1702

And front mudguard
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=799

The current $-exchange rate makes them quite price worthy.

Has anyone out there got any experience from these parts ?

Are they any good ?

Regards
Ola N

[Pata]

The new ones is ok! Otherwise Pat at Saigon SC have/had org ones for 200 usd.
Did you bought that one in massthugget GBG?

Pata, swe

[Doom Patrol]

The front mudguard should be fibreglass on the S3 TV175. That is how they were.

[dirtyhandslopez]

Get 'em from Lambretta Body Bits. Good stuff and shippings going to be way cheaper.

[martin123]

not on the series 3 tv175 was f/glass ,was on the tv200

[Soulpunk]

fibreglass mudguards where original on:

-some silver li 150 specials (not only a few, no numbers known yet. personally had 3 original condition ones with fibreglass mudguard)
-all tv175 III
-all tv200

[CPH Lambretta]

Sorry to burst your bubble Soulpunk but late model TV175 series 3 and TV 200 had metal mudguards as standard.

[Doom Patrol]

That's interesting. My TV200 was made in 1964 and when I got it at least it was fitted with a metal front mudguard. I always assumed it was probably fitted as a replacement at some later date, but perhaps not.

[coaster]

That's interesting. My TV200 was made in 1964 and when I got it at least it was fitted with a metal front mudguard. I always assumed it was probably fitted as a replacement at some later date, but perhaps not.

Back in 1970 I bought an early 64 TV200 which was in its original paint and had a metal front mudgaurd. The whole scoot was in a tatty condition so IF it had ever had its mudgaurd replaced it would have been very early in its life

[Lazarus]

In answer to the original question re panels a bloke in our club got a painted set from them 2 years ago and they are in use every day and look and fit very good his are the ones that are pressed from one chunk of metal as compared to 3 bits bodged together ( though cheaper) I would have a set no problem.