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Thanks for the info. Im figuring out my own at the moment so see how that goes.

I think it might depend on how well they are stored too. Yours are flat and between card, in the dark so you may be better off. Mine had been all over the place from a stone built outside store to a garden shed. The top one was the worst while the bottom one had just got problems with the edges.

I though I would give the other one a go and on the most part it has come away OK, this one has glued itself to the art around the edges. So I dont know if its temp, humidity, sunlight or good old time but the pre mask adhesive that is definately not water based has bonded to the art. It doesnt...

I tried some isopropyl alcohol on it and that started to shift it so it make come off with an adhesive remover but unfortunately it still lifts the ink. You would not want to try and do this after you instaslled it on the cab thats for sure.

Yep thats the artwork, you can tell as its got a tab on the side saying official license etc... no amount of water is going to get that mask off, it remains sticky after soaking, this is not water based, its welded to the art and has completly destroyed it. The art is not shiney any longer, well...

Im about to pull mine out and can give you dimensions if you want. Its galvanised steel by the looks.

I have a set of those side art in storage (bought in 2010) but unfortunately the protective film has fused to the actual print and wont come off. I should have got that game finished years ago and installed them. If you have any then take that film off as the other side, the adhesive side is...

thats absolutely brilliant hahaha

Here is the guard installed in my cab. The keen eyed will notice a transformer hiding in the background. It was retro fitted by the importer in the UK to feed 110V to the player from the 230V mains.

Yeah mine is actually punched into the wood sort of top leftish at the back. Check there. Mine is 07416.

Thats interesting. My player slots into the holes on the plate that are mounted to the dampers so that when I take the player out the plate remains attached. The plate is fixed to the original dampers and there are holes for the LDV100 feet to register into. I never realised the plate was an...

The filter retaining brackets on that drawer are much longer than in my cab and use 2 screws each side while mine use 1 per bracket. There is a Disk Player plate that sits on the vibration isolator grometts missing.

Yep I hit my head on one this am...

Its Paul Jeff we talked yesterday. Ill give you a ring thanks.

Hi Im looking for the spring that pulls the plastic Wiko coin mech retaining bar downwards. Thanks