Competition Time - Best MGF / TF Modification
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Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24224David Aiketgate wrote:
broon wrote: I have removed my mods from this thread as I cant enter :pinch:
You could start a new thread about mods' mods,(not to include a Mug. :whistle: ):shrug::rofl:
Wot, a "no mug mods mods" thread.
or do you mean a "mods no mugs mod" thread?
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Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24226Replied by PQD44 on topic Re: Competition Time - Best MGF / TF Modification
Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24231broon wrote: I have removed my mods from this thread as I cant enter :pinch:
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I reckon we need to have a few of these badges produced for the wonderful selection of special edition mods mods, no mods mods, mug awarded mods, mug-less mods and the plain simple mods we've seen produced by the admin, global mods, mods and users of this fine forum. :blink:
:woohoo: Each one is an individual winner and a credit to their owner
Replied by PQD44 on topic Re: Competition Time - Best MGF / TF Modification
Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24281Some people say the MGF/TF doesn't have enough storage space in the passenger compartment.
So here is a way to greatly increase the storage capacity in a mod which is quick, practical and best of all FOC :thumbsup:
conveniently placed storage compartment, with no useable space what so ever apart from storing a small key or two thimbles
Take out the insert, much better but there is a big sprung piece of metal in the middle of it. Take this out and top flops around. Steel shears to the rescue and cut of the bit protruding into the space.
Result is you have a useable space with a cover to hide those small valuables :silly:
Now have a place to put even the largest mobile phone
OK, I'm plucking at straws now :nonod: Can I just buy a T-Bar.com Mug and put myself out of the misery of mug-less ownership :lol:
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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Re: Competition Time - Best MGF / TF Modification
Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24283But would you treasure it if you just bought it? If you win it you can put it in your trophy cabinet!:lol:PQD44 wrote: Less than two weeks to show us what you have.
Some people say the MGF/TF doesn't have enough storage space in the passenger compartment.
So here is a way to greatly increase the storage capacity in a mod which is quick, practical and best of all FOC :thumbsup:
conveniently placed storage compartment, with no useable space what so ever apart from storing a small key or two thimbles
Take out the insert, much better but there is a big sprung piece of metal in the middle of it. Take this out and top flops around. Steel shears to the rescue and cut of the bit protruding into the space.
Result is you have a useable space with a cover to hide those small valuables :silly:
Now have a place to put even the largest mobile phone
OK, I'm plucking at straws now :nonod: Can I just buy a T-Bar.com Mug and put myself out of the misery of mug-less ownership :lol:
ps I also modded that storage unit in ours in just the same way,then I sprayed it Silver sparkle, and it holds the house keys while I'm driving.:broon:
David
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Replied by Rich in Vancouver on topic Re: Competition Time - Best MGF / TF Modification
Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24288PQD44 wrote: I reckon we need to have a few of these badges produced for the wonderful selection of special edition mods mods, no mods mods, mug awarded mods, mug-less mods and the plain simple mods we've seen produced by the admin, global mods, mods and users of this fine forum. :blink:
So....Are you saying that our Mods are "Mugs", "Simple" or "Special"???
That's no way to win a mug mate! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
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Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24298Mods to my MG TF 135
- matt black stripes from front to back, and on the sides
-black petrol cap and roof hinges
- black side indicator and unionjack
.- black mg logos (tf 500) front and rear
- black 11 spoke alloys with red trimm and antracith caps
- TT exhaust + sportscat
-AP clutch and ultra light flywheel (elise)
- real carbon vader air filter
- real carbon mirror covers
- black x-power gearknob
-black gear gaitorsurround
-real carbonb centerconsole and airvents
- real carbon doorpodblinds
- real carbon dasch surrounf
- black leather surround
- lowerd seat VHS
- lowerd springs eibach
- black alcantara steeringwheel
- Big break RED
you see most of the mods with the second look, just like I wanted it....
hope to see some of you at silverstone this year
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Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24301Nice looking car
David Aiketgate wrote: ................and it holds the house keys while I'm driving.:broon:
My house keys just have a belt clip that I attach to the keys of which ever car I am driving.
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Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24302:welcome2:
That's a nice looking car, love the mods!:broon:
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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Re: Competition Time - Best MGF / TF Modification
Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24303I'm a bit OCD about only having the ignition key, alarm fob and an mg leather key fob on the key ring.talkingcars wrote:
David Aiketgate wrote: ................and it holds the house keys while I'm driving.:broon:
My house keys just have a belt clip that I attach to the keys of which ever car I am driving.
I don't like to see or hear big bunches of keys rattling about!:lol:
On my Nissan, I even have velcro on the back of the alarm fob to stuck it to the steering column shroud!:rofl: I know....SAD! :yesnod:
David
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Replied by PQD44 on topic Re: Competition Time - Best MGF / TF Modification
Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24305Welcome to the T-Bar
:thumbsup: Nice looking MGTF you have there, pity the steering wheel is on the wrong side :whistle: . Those really are stealth stripes and even knowing you had stripes I had to look twice :lol:
Why not put some photo's of both your cars in an album in the Photo section :yesnod:
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Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24323David Aiketgate wrote:
I'm a bit OCD about only having the ignition key, alarm fob and an mg leather key fob on the key ring.talkingcars wrote:
David Aiketgate wrote: ................and it holds the house keys while I'm driving.:broon:
My house keys just have a belt clip that I attach to the keys of which ever car I am driving.
I don't like to see or hear big bunches of keys rattling about!:lol:
On my Nissan, I even have velcro on the back of the alarm fob to stuck it to the steering column shroud!:rofl: I know....SAD! :yesnod:
I find it easier to keep all the keys as one, less likely for them to drop out of my pocket un-noticed.
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