Door Card Upgrade Kit for Land Rover Classic Defender – Late Type

Last updated: 2026-11-06.

What is the Defender Card Upgrade Late?

The Defender Card Upgrade Late listing is organized around the exact product title and documented application. It separates sourced facts from general selection guidance, helping you assess fitment without treating unrelated model years, optional equipment or similarly named parts as confirmed compatible for this catalog entry.

The source title is “Door Card Upgrade Kit for Land Rover Classic Defender – Late Type”. This rewrite retains that product identity and any explicit genuine or aftermarket distinction, while removing competitor identity and unsupported commercial claims.

Which fitment and specifications are documented?

Documented fitment and specifications are limited to the details supplied in the product data. The table below preserves relevant vehicle names, model codes, year ranges, part references and source notes; blank or unavailable information is not replaced with assumptions or generic compatibility statements.

• Surface moulding feature for main door speaker pod (approx dimensions are 220mm x 130mm)
• The door cards are made from 3mm vacuum formed black ABS plastic.
• These door cards are fixed in place with bolts instead of clips (the original door cards use plastic clips) – you'll need to install the supplied rivnuts into your doors for the bolts to fit into.
• Reflectors – see part number RFR697 (you will need to purchase a pair)
• Stainless Steel Door Handles – see part number LRDI667

How do you choose the correct version?

Choose the correct version by matching the vehicle, model code, year range and existing part before comparing finish or configuration. A shared model name alone does not establish compatibility, particularly where the source distinguishes early and late parts, body styles, equipment levels or left and right sides.

• Compare every documented part reference with the reference on your existing component where available.
• Read configuration qualifiers such as early, late, heated, non-heated, side, finish and equipment as separate requirements.
• Treat only explicitly listed items as supplied; never infer extra fixings, wiring, accessories or vehicle components.
• When essential information is absent, verify the application through vehicle documentation or a qualified parts professional.

What should you check before installation?

Before installation, confirm that the new part matches the removed component and that the work area is safe. Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s service information, use suitable tools, and stop if connectors, mounting points or wiring differ from the documented application. Generic guidance cannot confirm a particular fitting procedure.

1. Compare orientation, connectors, mounting points and dimensions before removing or discarding any original component.
2. For electrical work, follow the appropriate service procedure for isolating the system; for trim and mechanical parts, avoid forcing clips or fasteners.
3. Use the documented installation instructions when supplied, but do not assume that calibration, coding or programming is either required or unnecessary.
4. After fitting, check secure placement and the relevant function. Seek qualified assistance if the specified procedure is unclear or requires specialist equipment.

No installation duration, test result or performance outcome is stated or implied by this generic checklist.

Questions about Defender Card Upgrade Late

These answers address common selection questions for Defender Card Upgrade Late using only the supplied product data. They explain where to find fitment and configuration details, what the generic installation guidance covers, and why no unsupported package, stock, review or performance claims appear in this catalog rewrite.

What vehicles does Defender Card Upgrade Late fit?

The source title identifies the application as Land Rover Classic Defender – Late Type. Compare any model code, year range and part reference in the specification table with your vehicle and existing component. Other vehicles and configurations are not confirmed.

Is Defender Card Upgrade Late a genuine vehicle-brand part?

The source describes this item as aftermarket or not genuine. It is therefore not presented as a genuine vehicle-brand part in this rewrite. The vehicle name remains only to identify the documented application and compatibility information.

What is included with Defender Card Upgrade Late?

The source states: These door cards are fixed in place with bolts instead of clips (the original door cards use plastic clips) – you'll need to install the supplied rivnuts into your doors for the bolts to fit into. No additional fixings, wiring, accessories or vehicle components should be inferred unless they are explicitly identified in the source notes. The specification table and source notes provide the available detail.

How long does Defender Card Upgrade Late take to install?

No installation time is stated in this rewrite. Fitting requirements vary with the vehicle, part and documented procedure, so consult appropriate service information or a qualified installer. The generic checklist is not a model-specific installation guide or a confirmation that programming is or is not required.