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by Jamie N » Sat 09.05.2015, 20:40
Poor wee Mavis

, she doesnt look too bad Adrian. Best wishes for the Resto

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by adrian1980uk » Sat 09.05.2015, 21:36
I've had her for 5 years, gradually doing bits and pieces on her but I'm now looking at really going to town, bottom front left it has some bodywork damage and the interior is looking a bit tired. The roof also need renewing
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by Jamie N » Sat 09.05.2015, 21:42
A pair of black S2000 seats would suit it nicely, not difficult to fit either

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by adrian1980uk » Sat 09.05.2015, 21:52
Thanks for the advice, I'm not sure whether to try and get mine re-foamed and covered or as you say use s2000 ones instead. Also someone has made a right mess of removing the drivers side door coverings and glued them back on and got glue everywhere.
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by Jamie N » Sun 10.05.2015, 10:44
adrian1980uk wrote:Thanks for the advice, I'm not sure whether to try and get mine re-foamed and covered or as you say use s2000 ones instead. Also someone has made a right mess of removing the drivers side door coverings and glued them back on and got glue everywhere.
Refurbishing the seats is a great idea if you want to keep it Original Adrian, Its not cheap though (unless you have a friendly upholsterer or can do the work yourself), If you are happy to modify things to update old designs then the S2000 seats will possibly cost less than a refurb. I think generally most folks on LEC are quite happy with "updating" to modern stuff. Personally i would recommend the S2K seats, they are far more comfortable for sure. And there is another alternative here...
viewtopic.php?f=39&t=24268 if you haven't seen it already.
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by tigerdog » Sat 16.05.2015, 17:10
The perfect colour for an Elan! Good luck and have fun with the work - she'll be going from good to great, I think.
"Refitting is the reverse sequence to removal, but you swear in different places."
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by John_W » Sun 17.05.2015, 20:47
adrian1980uk wrote:I've had her for 5 years
What? And only four posts ? Shame on you!
Welcome to the helpful world of LEC posting.
She looks nice - keep us informed.
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by adrian1980uk » Tue 19.05.2015, 20:31
That's a good point John.... but I'm here now with the intentions of being a contributer
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by Tuga2112 » Fri 22.05.2015, 19:17
adrian1980uk wrote:I've had her for 5 years, gradually doing bits and pieces on her but I'm now looking at really going to town, bottom front left it has some bodywork damage and the interior is looking a bit tired. The roof also need renewing
looks brand new to my standards

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by adrian1980uk » Mon 25.05.2015, 17:43
Tuga2112 wrote:adrian1980uk wrote:I've had her for 5 years, gradually doing bits and pieces on her but I'm now looking at really going to town, bottom front left it has some bodywork damage and the interior is looking a bit tired. The roof also need renewing
looks brand new to my standards

Its true but I'm sure you'll get the satisfaction of the rebuild...
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