MK1 interior bits

[Alec]

Hello Colin,

I like to have the best of both worlds

Alec

[TedTaylor]

Well my cactus coloured seats are now sorted thanks to dave.w

Main thing that I now need is the foam dash pad to replace the damaged one. Note that as posted previously it is possible to remove this from the welded in dash structure because it is held in place by small nuts that screw onto studs moulded into the foam.

Thanks

Ted

[englishbull]

Well my cactus coloured seats are now sorted thanks to dave.w

Main thing that I now need is the foam dash pad to replace the damaged one. Note that as posted previously it is possible to remove this from the welded in dash structure because it is held in place by small nuts that screw onto studs moulded into the foam.

Thanks

Ted

Good news re seats Ted.

Best change your dog breed to St. Bernard then..........................as we may loose you for a while whilst taking on the fiddly job of the dash........

Perhaps you could bring it to the National and have "dash foam exchanging competition"?.

Ps I not entering.

[TedTaylor]

Well my cactus coloured seats are now sorted thanks to dave.w

Main thing that I now need is the foam dash pad to replace the damaged one. Note that as posted previously it is possible to remove this from the welded in dash structure because it is held in place by small nuts that screw onto studs moulded into the foam.

Thanks

Ted

Best change your dog breed to St. Bernard then..........................as we may loose you for a while whilst taking on the fiddly job of the dash........

We all know how intelligent Border Collies are so I simply show them what to do and leave them to it.

On the subject of a dash change competition ....... got to find one first AND then got to get the unfinished Mk1 saloon to the National on my trailer . I am already taking the Mk1 PI estate, and the Mk2 estate with caravan nailed on the back, so sadly the saloon will have to stay at home

Ted

[englishbull]

Look forward to seeing my old estate.............