1984 LAND ROVER ONE TEN REAR CROSSMEMBER MAKES

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APOSTOLOS

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• May 31, 2020

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Hello ! I am planning to replace only the face of the rear cross-member on my 1984 One Ten. It is the part ANR2056. Could you please let me know which make (Genuine Land Rover , Bearmach etc.) produces their
rear cross-member with the recess for the trailer lights ? See the photo attached to see what i mean !
Thank you !

 

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Tim4x4

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• May 31, 2020

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I think what you are looking for is the Td5 model rear crossmember. I don't know if they are interchangeable or not. DDS metal services Coventry has 19 variations of rear crossmember on their website. They may have just what you want. I have spoken to DDS previously and purchased their rear door and heavy duty crossmember. I am sure if they don't have on the shelf what you want they will make it for you. Their products are well made and top quality materials. Seriously worth a call.
Tim

 

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Gmacz

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• May 31, 2020

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Is this what you are after.
HD xmember at paddocks.

 

Tim4x4

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• May 31, 2020

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Gmacz said:

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Is this what you are after.
HD xmember at paddocks.

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That one looks diffrent to the one in the photograph.
Tim

 

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Gmacz said:

View attachment 210954
Is this what you are after.
HD xmember at paddocks.

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I do not need the heavy duty one. Standard is fine ! I just need the cross-member to have the recess for the trailer lights plug. Do you know which make produces their cross-member with the recess ? The cross-member looks like the one in the picture at Gmaczs post as well as the one on my attached photo !

 

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• May 31, 2020

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Hello everybody ! I have great news regarding the rear crossmember. After thorough examination i have concluded that it can be fixed as is, as it does not have any rust at its structural points ! I have gone ahead and hit it with a hammer hard enough and it sounds and looks very solid ! Thank you for the info though ! Have a great Sunday !