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Old 7th November 2016, 08:54   #1
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Quite a simple question. Are mk1 and 2 zt front ends interchangeable? Headlight mountings look very similar as does the bonnet.

Thinking of going this way as I think I prefer pre facelifts.

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Old 7th November 2016, 09:30   #2
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Quite a simple question. Are mk1 and 2 zt front ends interchangeable? Headlight mountings look very similar as does the bonnet.

Thinking of going this way as I think I prefer pre facelifts.

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I do believe that they are a straight swop,Bearing in mind you will need to change the lights etc.
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Headlights was the main reason I like the twin lights. Marvelous. Part gathering time.

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Lights, bumpers, and I believe arch liners?

On a Rover you'd need to think about bonnet release (claw vs latch) also.
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Lights, bumpers, and I believe arch liners?

On a Rover you'd need to think about bonnet release (claw vs latch) also.
I have changed from a mk2 to a mk1.

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/inde...month_april_15

The wheel arch liners are the same on both versions.

No need to fit a Mk1 bonnet release claw, the Mk2 works fine.

The front bumper is a straight swap, not withstanding having to change the foglamps and the headlamps.

The rear bumper is a straight swap.

The only hard work is on the tourer tailgate where you have to change the filler piece secured to the lower tailgate.

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Old 7th November 2016, 10:50   #6
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Try to find bumpers the right colour or you will be looking at £400 / £500 to get them sprayed.
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The headlights are ;-) mk1 headlights and colour match bumper are cheaper than a pair of mk2 headlights!

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This would be a bit difficult for me, as difficult as it is finding me a facelift rear bumper in Firefrost, it may be somewhat trickier finding a mk1 front and back in CEV.
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