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"Sam Tyler: Who the hell are you?
Gene Hunt: I’m Gene Hunt. Your DCI. It’s 1973. Almost dinnertime. I’m having ‘oops."
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2003 MGTF Monogram Edition. Celestial Blue, Black Leather.No. 19 of 99 Built 11 Spoke Alloys. AP brakes.
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thatone1967;12537 wrote: very nice... cannot help thinking of this though....
"Sam Tyler: Who the hell are you?
Gene Hunt: I’m Gene Hunt. Your DCI. It’s 1973. Almost dinnertime. I’m having ‘oops."
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ha ha, yeah :hehe:
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Veeery Nice! - Mike Satur I presume?
I got a set off Fleabay a few weeks ago and I can't waite to get 'em fitted, (BRG & cream leather).
One question - Apart from the modified metal bar that the hoops drop into, (with speakers, etc) did you get another right-angled piece of metal approx same length as metal bar with 4 bolt holes in it and if so, where does it fit?
I spoke to Mike Satur when I bought mine and her very kindly sent up a set of fitting instructions but with no reference to the thin metal right angled-bar. The instructions are perfect in every other respect.
Happy motoring mate!
Cheers!
Richard
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Stealthbat;12540 wrote: Hi Gos,
Veeery Nice! - Mike Satur I presume?
I got a set off Fleabay a few weeks ago and I can't waite to get 'em fitted, (BRG & cream leather).
One question - Apart from the modified metal bar that the hoops drop into, (with speakers, etc) did you get another right-angled piece of metal approx same length as metal bar with 4 bolt holes in it and if so, where does it fit?
I spoke to Mike Satur when I bought mine and her very kindly sent up a set of fitting instructions but with no reference to the thin metal right angled-bar. The instructions are perfect in every other respect.
Happy motoring mate!
Cheers!
Richard
Hi Richard,
the L shaped piece of metal fits along the rear edge of the main bar. It is where the three studs for the tonneau cover fit into.:bye:
David
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Gos;12536 wrote: finally got the hoops I was after, skint myself doing it
Very nice.
They're the best hoops.
Yes, same as ours!:tomatoes:
David
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Stealthbat;12540 wrote: Hi Gos,
Veeery Nice! - Mike Satur I presume?
I got a set off Fleabay a few weeks ago and I can't waite to get 'em fitted, (BRG & cream leather).
One question - Apart from the modified metal bar that the hoops drop into, (with speakers, etc) did you get another right-angled piece of metal approx same length as metal bar with 4 bolt holes in it and if so, where does it fit?
I spoke to Mike Satur when I bought mine and her very kindly sent up a set of fitting instructions but with no reference to the thin metal right angled-bar. The instructions are perfect in every other respect.
Happy motoring mate!
Cheers!
Richard
mine are second hand but no instructions so just blundered thru, I couldnt work out where the bits of angle went either so didnt bother
Bacchus;12550 wrote: Looking great Gos, I'm quite jealous.
Craig
cheers Craig
David Aiketgate;12552 wrote: Hi Richard,
the L shaped piece of metal fits along the rear edge of the main bar. It is where the three studs for the tonneau cover fit into.:bye:
thanks for the info mate but I really really dont want to retro fit at the mo it was a pig of a job without instructions
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Gos;12555 wrote:
thanks for the info mate but I really really dont want to retro fit at the mo it was a pig of a job without instructions
Apart from the fact that two of the securing screw go into the hoops, it's not too difficult. tbh.
David
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David Aiketgate;12563 wrote: Apart from the fact that two of the securing screw go into the hoops, it's not too difficult. tbh.
David, I am actually not happy with the t bar "fit" so will be taking them off to make some adjustments, in which case I might fit them (angle bits), any advice (pics) would be appreciated mate
incidentally there are no screws with them, any idea what I need.
ps thanks kara
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