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[EddeyDancer]

More pics...

[v6 steve]

whats with the two dead sheep on your seats

[Mark1]

Glad you asked that

[EddeyDancer]

whats with the two dead sheep on your seats

Just an 'Example' of some work I've done recently, for others...

Mate... I've got Style... Did you seriously think, that those were my seats???
Just so you know, I did tell him that those seat covers had to gooooooooo!!!

[EddeyDancer]

What's with the two dead sheep, on those seats?

I replaced his door handles, and finally convinced him to ditch the shaggy seat covers...

Also did some Engine Work and for him recently, so he's happy with how it's running now...

[Teejay]

Hmmmm, shiny, what a shame you won't see most of that when it's in situ


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[lammy]

Thats some list of jobs!....Do you actually work Eddy?..lol

How easy was the handbrake gaitor to fit?..I need mine doing....aswell as a list of little jobs.

I'm long weekend off so I should get cracking...

[EddeyDancer]

That's some list of jobs!
How easy was the handbrake gaitor to fit? I need mine doing as well as a list of little jobs.

Mate...

Use this list to help you go over your car...
Obviously not everything will apply, or need doing, but it's a good Guide anyway...

The Handbrake Gaitor is a Pest of a Job, being that the plastic mounting bracket, isn't that strong...
It may even break during removal, so try and score a spare bracket, and get the Gaitor fitted on that first...

Then it's just a straight swap...

when fitting it back, I tried using a staple gun, but it was a fail...
I removed all the staples using a small screw driver, then fitted them all back by hand...

I also suggest to get a decent quality 'Real Leather' Gaitor, instead of the fake Original Style...

[Robs-se]

I glued my handbrake gaiter on as the leather was a bit thick to get the staples through, use super glue and do it in stages like the front first and once dry start on the sides and work your way back. only thing i had to do was stop the leather wearing away at the front right side of the bracket and did this by whittling away some of the plastic at that edge. about 4mm did it.
It is an easy fix and worth doing with a matching gearstick gaiter

[Teejay]

I have this job to do once my new trim pieces arrive


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[EddeyDancer]

Bump...

[EddeyDancer]

I was shocked to see just how dirty it was, under there...