T2 1968-79 FRONT DOOR PANELS WELDED DESIGN WITH OR WITHOUT AIR VENTS

T2 1968-79 FRONT DOOR PANELS WELDED DESIGN WITH OR WITHOUT AIR VENTS

Marsoni

M251S

$150.48

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T2 1968-79 FRONT DOOR PANELS WELDED DESIGN WITH OR WITHOUT AIR VENTSThese T2 front door panels are the perfect option for updating your T2 camper van interior. Made with our own design welded design which is sympathetic to original, the panels are available in a variety of colours all made with 2. 4mm hardboard backing and come with relevant fixing clips. The boards have " pop out " options in the hardboard backing for the plastic airvents if required. Below are some of our colour options from across our range but

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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026