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Oh i forgot to say, thanks to @ben_r1 as it was hes old PH1 rear seat that my steering wheel cover came from (he sold the car to someone else on here) So a bit of your car now lives in mine. 😂😂
Hey mate, long time. Hope your well?
Thank you Ben, i don't think so i just gave it all to Snappy to work he's magic.
Cheers fella. Great to see that ED have sorted yours out. :smile:
Thanks bud, im looking forward to driving it in the sunshine. :cool:
Arrr thanks mate, be good to catch up...
That explains the Ph1 shell wanted add.
After seeing that add mate I thought you may have binned the car.
I went a bit dizzy tbh.
*goes home to rip my rear trims out*
Today i removed the throttle pedal, gave it a going over with some 2500 and then polished it up.
I also gave the clutch pedal 2 coats of satin black, i wasn't able to fit the alloy cover as the rain came down. :unamused:
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It is what it is mate, i can live with it. :blush:
Cheers mate. :smiley:
Haha, thanks bud.
Thanks very much Jamie.
Thanks for the comment, i understand its not going to be to everyones taste. :smile:
Thank you for the comments. Yes that would have looked good but not to sure if a PH1 rear...
It goes spring, spring top, bearing, rubber mount and then the tube nut which holds it all together.
Then put the shock into the car then you fit the top hat metal bit with a nyloc nut.