Hi new on here i was wondering if anyone could help me?

I have bought a second hand skoda octavia vrs 2002 model and have some of the interior in the boot missing, it is the plastic bits around the lights and just under where the boot closes which hold the carpet in the boot in place also i have no car owners manual either.

What i was wondering is, do any of you know of any websites or places other than a main dealership where i could get these from?

Thanks everyone

The manual can be downloaded from here:

?koda Auto - Documentation - Octavia Tour - since 06/2009

For the other bits probably a scrapyard would be best.

:+1:

There will be plenty of ex taxi Octavias in the scrapyards for you to pillage - my local one usually has a least three at a time...

Hi new on here i was wondering if anyone could help me?

I have bought a second hand skoda octavia vrs 2002 model and have some of the interior in the boot missing, it is the plastic bits around the lights and just under where the boot closes which hold the carpet in the boot in place also i have no car owners manual either.

What i was wondering is, do any of you know of any websites or places other than a main dealership where i could get these from?

Thanks everyone

Not sure if there is any plastic underneath the where the boot closes to fit to the carpet(not including the plastic cover for the boot catch) unless someone knows otherwise? In that case mine has been missing since I bought it.

I always thought there was a bit missing on mine? havent been to any scrappy's to compare lol, haven't been to bothered about it tbh

Not sure if there is any plastic underneath the where the boot closes to fit to the carpet(not including the plastic cover for the boot catch) unless someone knows otherwise? In that case mine has been missing since I bought it.

Agreed, there's no trim on mine there or on my mates.

I've always thought about removing the boot carpet/board, and fitting carpet that followed the profile of the the wheel well snugly. Then dropping the exposed spare wheel back in. Then I could fit all the tools and bits inside the spare (in some sort of round box), and stash my shopping bags in the gap where the foam organiser thing is now, to stop them rolling about. Random I know!

I've already removed the CD changer and crappy net thing from the other side. I like a clean and empty boot! Ooo errr

thanks for all the replies.