MWC8692 - Front Wing Rubbing Strip

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OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Front Wing Rubbing Strip, the protective trim moulding that runs along the front wing body panel.

It forms part of the exterior body side moulding line, shielding the wing against minor knocks and scuffs and aligning with the strips on the adjoining doors and rear quarter.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1986-1991 — Front wing rubbing strip (To HA610293)
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1992-1994 — Front wing rubbing strip (From JA610294)

Alternative Codes

MWC8692

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Frequently asked questions

What is the MWC8692 front wing rubbing strip for?

The MWC8692 front wing rubbing strip is the protective trim moulding that runs along the front wing of the Range Rover Classic. It forms part of the body side moulding line, shielding the wing from knocks and scuffs and aligning with the strips on the doors and rear quarter.

Where does the rubbing strip sit on the vehicle?

The rubbing strip runs horizontally along the front wing body panel of the Range Rover Classic, continuing the side moulding line into the front door and rear quarter strips. It protects the lower-mid wing, the area most exposed to car-park knocks and stone damage.

How do I know this strip fits my Range Rover Classic?

Check your chassis number, because the front wing strip specification changed during the Classic run, up to VIN HA610293 (1986-1991) and from VIN JA610294 (1992-1994). Matching your VIN to that break confirms you order the correct front wing rubbing strip.

Is the rubbing strip easy to fit at home?

Fitting the rubbing strip is typically a DIY job. These mouldings usually attach with clips and adhesive backing along the wing, so the main work is cleaning the panel and aligning the strip with the adjoining door trim before pressing it home.