dapinky wrote:paulsmithmk wrote: Ant tips on getting steering wheel off (is it just a case of carefully levering horn button off?) as it isn't aligned quite right.
it's all in the wiki
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dapinky wrote:paulsmithmk wrote: Ant tips on getting steering wheel off (is it just a case of carefully levering horn button off?) as it isn't aligned quite right.
it's all in the wiki

Rambo wrote:I think that SAMCO do the hoses in orange. They're very quick once you place your order and you will probably still get the LEC discount


wayne wrote:
I am very happy with the price. Before I saw them I was a bit concerned as to what they would turn out like. Some of the work I have had done on boat seats from other companies here has been a bit iffy.... I will definatly use this company again for any other parts I need making.
He made templates of all of the parts. seats, door cards, pockets and handbrake / gear shift gators. Unfortunatly I forgot to ask how much he would charge for just the covers excluding fitting. I'll be going back next week for the new door card covers. ( I need to repair the spare door cards as they are cracked).


Artaban wrote:Kept my interior simple as its all a matter of taste. I know I'll sell the car eventually so I don't want someone to say "interesting" and walk away.
Few pics of mine to start the ball rolling.
Don't forget to post pics afterwards.......or before if you want opinions on something you've seen. All the best
Andy
Scott J wrote:Gee, who is doing the trimming. I used Kelvin trimmers in Anniesland but I fear they may have shut down as it was a couple of old blokes.



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