Side panels

I have a Roadster mk2a 1974 850 .
I bought it in 23 boxes , all taken apart .
Now I try to install the side panels , it seems I missing some parts .
Some questions :

1. The right panel is mounted with 2 bolts at the top , will there be rubbers here ?
2. Im missing a bracket for the lower hole , how will this look like ?
3. The left panel upper back , this bracket I have missing the rubber in the panel .
4. The lower hole have a fixing point in the battery cradle , this hole is threaded .
5. The upper front hole , here im missing a bracket , I do not have the air box , and will not have .
How do I make a bracket for this ?

Michael from Denmark

1. The right panel is mounted with 2 bolts at the top , will there be rubbers here ?
No, just bolts to the oil tank
2. Im missing a bracket for the lower hole , how will this look like ?
Lower hole is for a rubber buffer which fits behind the 'Z' plate
3. The left panel upper back , this bracket I have missing the rubber in the panel .
A simple grommet, all the above are common to all models, not just the MkIIA
4. The lower hole have a fixing point in the battery cradle , this hole is threaded .
This hole (not threaded on mine) is to take a plastic Dzus fastener which has a mating receptacle on the battery carrier
5. The upper front hole , here im missing a bracket , I do not have the air box , and will not have .
How do I make a bracket for this ?
Best solution is to get hold of the original bracket P/N 064111 - which also holds the ignition switch - and make a clamp to secure it to the frame tube

Post removed due to bad info. Many thanx to Rohan for highlighting what was already figured out.?

Mk1A and Mk2A battery tray and LH side panel Dzus fastener (15, 16, & 24):

Snorton74 said:

A picture is worth a thousand words... Third set from top.

Click to expand...

In this case, only 500 words.

The Mk1A and Mk2A left hand sidecover/fixing is different to that Mk1/Mk2 diagram.
As LAB has illustrated...

Thanks for the info and Photos .

Now I only have to make a bracket for the left upper front panel.

Michael