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flak monkey

posted on 5/4/07 at 05:51 PM Reply With Quote
More progress...

Spent the last couple of days doing the transmission tunnel top, and sorting out the seating position amongst other little jobs.

The tunnel top is just some 1.5mm ali bent over the sides, then covered in vinyl to tidy it up. Its in 3 sections, the front and back ones hold the middle section down.

Anyone got, or know where i can get some gaiter plate things, to put around the gearstick and handbrake gaiters to hold them in and tidy them up?

Thought i would put some more pics up...












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matt.c

posted on 5/4/07 at 05:53 PM Reply With Quote
Do you ever sleep?

Been a busy boy havent you?






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joolsmi16

posted on 5/4/07 at 05:55 PM Reply With Quote
I like the look of the vinyl ! were did you get it from.
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pewe

posted on 5/4/07 at 07:15 PM Reply With Quote
That looks pretty tidy.
Can you not make your own gaiter plates from some ali? Make two - one a bit bigger than the other so you can drop the bigger one on top and sandwich the vinyl between the two - turn the top outer edges over to clamp it all together then four chrome screws into the tunnel cover - job done. To a man of your obvious talent it should'nt be too diff. Cheers, Pewe.

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flak monkey

posted on 5/4/07 at 07:46 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by joolsmi16
I like the look of the vinyl ! were did you get it from.


Vinyl came from woolies trim in peterboro. Its the same stuff people use for doing
dashboards etc. It tidies the panels up I think.

Matt, I have to sleep, the neighbours keep complaining

Thanks Pewe, I had a similar thought, and then considered that I would rather buy some, as I dont think I could make some that look as good as the chrome/polished ones I have seen on other peoples cars.

David





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RichardK

posted on 5/4/07 at 09:47 PM Reply With Quote
www.europaspares.com do them, search the online shop for trim ring, expensive though.

Regards

Rich





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Big Daz

posted on 6/4/07 at 06:55 AM Reply With Quote
Nice one Mark, bet you are well chuffed

A lot less trouble than it could have been then






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Hammerhead

posted on 6/4/07 at 07:42 AM Reply With Quote
for the gear ring, maybe try a aluminium tax disc holder. The ring part is ideal and already has holes for bolts. Quite cheap too!!






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Gergely

posted on 6/4/07 at 08:28 AM Reply With Quote
Very nice! Good job.

May I ask what seats you have? They look quite wide on top?
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flak monkey

posted on 6/4/07 at 05:57 PM Reply With Quote
The seats are tritons wizard hat ones, rally des sell them now i think. Though I never got all the bits for mine from triton, so I wouldnt bother if I were buying again I would just get the GTS ones. They have full shoulder support, so are quite wide across the top yes.

Like the tax disc holder idea, will have a look and see if they are big enough.

Cheers,
David





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