Cold knob
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Sue prefers grasping a warm leathery knob....... :yesnod:
It will be all right in the end. If it isn't all right yet, then it is not yet the end..
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Chris
If your going to have one, Have a big one!
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I find the old MGB or Midget wooden ones feel nice to the hand and being wood don't freeze your hand and fingers. They are also lighter and shorter making the gear lever just that bit shorter. Both of my MGF's now have them fitted. I do have one of those dreadful alloy ones somewhere as well as an original Leather MGF one that way too tall for my liking...................... Plus what may be a BRM Alloy and leather one. That one was in "Elsie" when she arriver here.
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Richard
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Blow-in wrote: I wear a pair of thin gloves - leather, not string back!
Richard
......so did Jack the Ripper..... :yesnod:
:coat:
It will be all right in the end. If it isn't all right yet, then it is not yet the end..
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John and Sue wrote:
Blow-in wrote: I wear a pair of thin gloves - leather, not string back!
Richard
......so did Jack the Ripper..... :yesnod:
:coat:
Didn't Jack drive a Jag?
1.8i Mk2 Solar Red, 16 inch square spoke wheels, MGFMania hood with zip-in glass rear window, DRLs, Kmaps ECU, Pipercross panel air filter, MGOC Supersports back box & some cockpit bling
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Blow-in wrote: I wear a pair of thin gloves - leather, not string back!
Richard
Ahh actually I have two pairs of driving gloves only one of which has the string back feature. Good for hot sunny days IMHO. I found when we had the Cherokee the sweat from my hands was detrimental tot eh leather steering wheel. In the Rover 75 it has a Aubergine personal line interior with Aubergine coloured steering wheel for which it seems touch up dye in impossible to find. the gloves protect the wheel. The wood gear know of course is a better solution to the gold hands and daft covers:-
and seen here also in the MPi:-
IMHO it just fits in beautifully. As I am not a basketball player with huge hands I don't need a gear know the size of a small football.
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But If it's really cold I just leave the TF in the garage and drive the ZT, with its heated seats leather gear knob and climate control,it's slightly more expensive than a new gear knob but I'm worth it
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