Grey vinyl

[Dodgy Motor]

It looks a cracker Darren, just put some polystrene on each corner of the bumper and youve got the look your after :wink:

[Darren C]

Allen, I'd already thought of that, bet someone some where has some original polystyrene, and the pipe insulation for the wheel arches.

Claire, your most welcome to try the seats out once you calm down. :wink:

Regards
D

[Guinney1971]

Darren C Wrote:Claire, your most welcome to try the seats out once you calm down. :wink:
Regards
D

steady on tiger!! lol :lol:

Any car seats are better then the ones in my Cav which has done 154000
very hard miles :wink: (see photo)

[Darren C]

Claire, who keeps photo's of their worn seats?
There's not some secret seat fetish going on here :wink:

Best Regards
D

[Guinney1971]

hahaha, nope, no worn out Cav Seat Fetish here matey, but I like to keep
'before and after' pics of my motors.

Actually, the interior is being replaced over Easter with a good condition one
from Phill's Cav, and his Cav is having a heated leather interior out of a
Cav Diplomat that we're breaking......mmm..... leather..... :lol: :lol:

[Darren C]

No theres a real car enthusiast!

Why not put some Delorean seats in it?
However on second thoughts heated leather does sound good! :oops:

Good luck with the re-trim Claire.

Best Regards
D

[Guinney1971]

cheers mate (how OT is this ! lol :lol: )

Cavvy seats are easy to swap, just a few nuts and bolts and a hey presto
one interior changed Gonna be better having 'Mazzies' seats in my Cav GLS
(nickname Eric) as the seatbelt keeps releasing itself - but as its the pre-tensioner
type, its part of the seat assembly, so easier to do by replacing the whole seat.

Somehow, I dont think DeLorean seats would work in a Cav - I'd never be
able to see over the steering wheel! lol :lol: