Dash Tidy Whatsits ......

Post by **MurphyX** » 15 Nov 2006, 23:29

chad wrote:

good for 15.30 euro

http://www.pieper-gladbeck.de/catalog/p ... s_id=12940

Nahhh there's nowhere to stick my nodding scooby!

Post by **MurphyX** » 15 Nov 2006, 23:33

rogbodge wrote:

What's with the wood stuck on the dash?

Post by **rogbodge** » 15 Nov 2006, 23:51

MurphyX wrote:
What's with the wood stuck on the dash?

YOU DON'T LIKE IT????

Post by **MurphyX** » 16 Nov 2006, 16:42

rogbodge wrote:
MurphyX wrote:
What's with the wood stuck on the dash?

YOU DON'T LIKE IT????

DO YOU?????

Post by **happytheman** » 16 Nov 2006, 19:53

Paint it black and doodle on it with chalk.

Post by **MurphyX** » 16 Nov 2006, 20:58

happytheman wrote:Paint it black and doodle on it with chalk.

You wanna fill those screw holes first though.

Post by **kevtherev** » 16 Nov 2006, 21:37

Oi that's a nice bit of skirting is that

Post by **rogbodge** » 17 Nov 2006, 22:15

I am deeply wounded. What a heathen crew you are.

Post by **matt** » 18 Nov 2006, 08:03

Oi !leave the man and his 1970's teak effect alone.......

Post by **blurb55** » 18 Nov 2006, 08:07

me old man paid extra for wood trim in his Austin Maxi Hi Line.

Is it a factory option or an aftermarket trim set?

Post by **rogbodge** » 18 Nov 2006, 21:28

Aftermarket? No, it was an afterthought!

Post by **Ivor Brownun** » 18 Nov 2006, 22:11

Rogbodge, I followed your link to the piccys of your interior, that looks very professional. Looks like it will last for ever.

Post by **Bowton Lad** » 18 Nov 2006, 22:13

matt wrote:Oi !leave the man and his 1970's teak effect alone.......

Should be back in fashion by the 2070's! Then again maybe not.

Post by **MurphyX** » 19 Nov 2006, 15:40

Ivor Brownun wrote:Rogbodge, I followed your link to the piccys of your interior, that looks very professional. Looks like it will last for ever.

...once it's finished

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