DA2515 black DA2516 dark grey DA2517 light grey These are Britpart but also sold by Allmakes and Bearmach - I think

...speaking as probably the only person on the planet with an original hardboard door cover, I can definitely state that; i) that cover looks much neater than mine ii) I have no friends as I've been married for over 30 years iii) I haven't touched a nice bottom in years (see no.2)

Great tip on the washer jet swap Mike, thanks!

With the screen wash jet pull it through as you suggest and then put a blind grommet in the hole, take grommets out of the extra rhd/lhd spare wiper holes and fit 2 new jets, one on each side, add a T piece to the original pipe and plumb both of them in. Now you have 4 water jets with no drilling required. Did mine a month ago, cheap mod that works well.

That door trim looks pretty good. They're not as easily available, and they are more difficult to remove for future maintenance, but some grey plastic trim clips would look a bit smarter than stainless screws. I don't know if they'd be too brittle in the cold Canadian winter, though. Mudstuff.co.uk make some good door trims, amongst other interior trims and a range of other fittings. They do a nice US sources rubber strip to replace the felt seals in the side windows too - just make sure you're sitting down before checking the price for those!

I think the newer style grill and headlight surrounds would look really nice but I can imagine they’ll be quite expensive

Michael! Stop giving all the tricks of the trade away haha

Hi Mike, What's the brand of anti-rust treatment you use to fill the spaces? This current series of videos is a real help because I'm doing the same work on my Defender at this moment, and they help guide my work!

If the rear door still has the original door latch release will the cover on the new door card need to be completely trimmed away to allow access to the original door latch release?

Is the rear door panel a britpart as you didn’t state where you got it from the link might be useful thanks I’m impressed as well I was going to make one out of checker plate

Hi Mike, where is your spare wheel going? I didn't notice any fixings on either the bonnet or rear door. Simon.

Did you put any sound deadening on the inside of door panel to stop it vibrating and making noise

I just replaced the windscreen seal on my defender this last weekend. Never done it before, it took me about 2 hours. Quite easy, the trick is to start the cord pull on the middle of both sides and pull them evenly. The common way of starting the cord in the bottom middle doesn't work on the defender's windscreen. This is a good article about this job. forums.lr4x4.com/topic/10238-defender-windscreen-removal-replacement/