When I discovered how good the LE14 was, I bought a pair of Lancer 55's on E-Bay. I told the seller to toss the cabinets and tweeters, and just ship me the LE14A's. He already had them packaged, so I said I would take them all. What a stroke of luck for me.
After listening to the LE14A's in these cabinets, I immediately thought "4414's!" It was relatively easy to acquire the remaining parts needed on E-Bay, although it may have cost a little more than "market." I sold my rosewood 4412's to Sourceoneaudio to cover the cost of the parts required. It didn't cover the cost of the veneers, but seemed like worth doing since everything else was covered by Jeff's payment.
The 104H would fit into the port hole of one speaker, but the crossover cutouts and tweeter cutouts had to be filled on both cabinets, and the port cutout on one of them. Pieces were cut to fit, and epoxied in place. Then the new holes were cut for the ports, midranges and tweeters.
One foot had been damaged and broken, so needed some patching. A little glue and three screws made it firm again. Since the back of the cabinet was not veneered, and had a large groove all the way around, it needed filling. I used ZAR wood filler.
The rosewood veneer was cut to size for all the pieces that would be veneered.