Sliding Door Skin Repair Panel, up to Swage Line, Offside (Right) VW T2 Bay 1967–1973
Restore your early VW T2 Bay with our Sliding Door Skin Repair Panel (Offside Right, 1967–1973). Exclusively made for Just Kampers in the UK, this high-quality repair panel is crafted to original specifications, ensuring a perfect fit for your beloved van. Constructed from 1mm Zinctec steel, it provides exceptional durability, rust resistance, and longevity, making it an essential replacement for rusted-out sliding door panels.
Key Features:
- Made to Original Specifications: Crafted from 1mm Zinctec steel for superior strength and corrosion resistance.
- Rust-Proofing: Each panel is treated with a rust-proofing agent to enhance longevity.
- Perfect Fit: Designed for the offside (right) sliding door of 1967–1973 Early Bay models.
- UK Manufactured: Proudly made in the UK exclusively for Just Kampers.
- Swage Line Fit: Fits from the lower edge of the door to the swage line, providing a clean and original look.
At a Glance:
- Dimensions: 120 cm long and 82 cm high
- Material: Zinctec steel for rust resistance and durability
- Exclusivity: Available only at Just Kampers
- Made for Early Bays (1967–1973): Specifically tailored for Early Bay sliding doors, these panels won’t just restore your van’s look—they’ll keep it lasting for years.
What is Zinctec Steel?
Zinctec steel is a highly corrosion-resistant material coated with a thin layer of zinc. This helps the steel resist rust and oxidation, keeping your vehicle in top condition even in harsh weather conditions. Unlike untreated steel, the zinc coating creates a protective layer, making it ideal for vehicle repair panels exposed to the elements.
What is a Swage Line?
The swage line on a T2 Bay is a feature in the bodywork that runs around the side of the bus about two-thirds up, offering both visual interest and added rigidity. Often, T2 Bays are painted in a two-tone design, with the swage line serving as the dividing point.
Fitting Information:
This panel is designed for easy installation on the offside (right) sliding door of a VW T2 Bay (1967–1973).















































