Bonnet Louvres - How?

**adamSRi** · 17-07-2002 10:32

Hello chaps...this could be one for Mike Warner....

Whats involved in getting louvres in the bonnet? Is it just a case of making slits? Of course I will get bodyshop to do them. I think they look very nice and subtle.

Whats the beef?

**SimonP** · 17-07-2002 10:36

There are special 'presses' at machine shops that do the job.

**LEE69** · 17-07-2002 10:38

they get pressed from inside out.
or cut a hole and put in ready made ones.

**adamSRi** · 17-07-2002 10:42

Ah right I seeeeee.

What do you reckon a rough price would be then at a bodyshop, or is not a bodyshop you take it to

**SimonP** · 17-07-2002 10:44

Only specialist bodyshops will have that facility. It's not something Mr and Mrs Average specify to have done on their ageing Ford Sierra.

Give South West Body works a call in Glastonbury and see what they can come up with.

**adamSRi** · 17-07-2002 10:47

Hmmm...are they good?
Cause I got a few things I need doing eg: arch rust, sill damage repaired, few bits removed and smoothed over, full respray.

And are their prices reasonable?

**SimonP** · 17-07-2002 10:55

Very good. They do all the work on my mate Rich's Astra.

For the quality of work they do, they are pretty reasonable.

**adamSRi** · 17-07-2002 10:57

Hmm...very nice.

Do you have a contact number?

**SimonP** · 17-07-2002 10:59

01458 831808

South West Bodyworks
Unit 15, Mill Lane,Beckery
Glastonbury

**adamSRi** · 17-07-2002 11:01

Cheeeers

**SimonP** · 17-07-2002 11:04

No probs

**NickWebb** · 17-07-2002 11:14

have you tried cool louvres heres their website

http://www.coollouvres.com/#

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