Funkysi

No, you quoted me!! :rofl:

Then quote him next time! :rofl:

How the hell was anyone supposed to know what you were referring to!? :lol:

Huh!? :confused:

I've seen that car in the flesh - it looks very odd despite being well fabricated. It's a great forum! Tons of info on there and some awesome people! I would say that as I am a moderator and personal friends with the club's owners. :)

LOL, I've been to the little town where that thing is for sale - that there is real 'merica!

Mine's staying on! lol. Doesn't look any better with it off and I wouldn't wanna risk getting ****ted by a blade if I had to go into the engine bay with it running. I'm stupid like that you see! :lol:

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The nicest sound they make is when they hit the bottom of the wheelie bin! :wack: :rofl: ;)

That's because you have the 99-spec tweed which is much nicer than the earlier tweed which is terrible. Velour is easy on the eye and the hands - the early tweed is like hessian sacking! :rofl:

Tweed is awful, it's slightly less unappealing in Euro models, but on the Japanese models, it is so utterly peasantish! :rofl:

Hell no! That's why I gave you all my solid suspension joints! You made that appointment with the chiropractor yet!? :rofl: :p

Says the man with tweed seats! :rofl:

Takes one to know one Dave! :p

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If you want! :confused:

Crikey! Ok....well, I'll give a bit of critique since it's been requested. It is abundantly clear that you and I have extremely different tastes, but from where I'm sat, I think it does the opposite of 'complete the interior' and adds clutter and makes the interior look really awkward. I appreciate it's not finished, but it clashes badly and isn't easy on the eye, as do the bodycolour vent surrounds/door handle trim etc - this was something people did in the late 90s/early 2000s when people would paint bits of interior plastic in their Saxos and Novas the same as the exterior - 'colour coding' of interior parts is something that, IMO, should have remained in that era. I'll hold back on comments on the steering wheel as it might turn ugly! :lol: (there's almost a pun there) Postive note : the velour is nice! :)

Most 2 and 3 piece wheel manufactures typically suggest POA.

And the fact that they're about £1000 a wheel - Si is not looking to spend that! lol

I'm guessing you're not going to be after a nice forged wheel, so we'll look to the lower-mid end of the pack. TSW have started producing some nice wheels lately. Whilst they are budget wheels, these look nice. TSW Bristol TSW Ascent Rotiform NUE - these are kinda retro Rotiform TMB

Yay!!!!! Glad you're getting rid of those old Team Dynamics Diablos! Whilst I'm saddened by your plight with the wheel-refurb guy, this is a good move IMO. Let me have a hunt and I'll report back. What's your budget?

Yup! It is so comfy and looks so neat! :)

Fitted the rest of my series 2 interior. Very happy with the result. It's turning into a clone of Joelyp's car! It'll soon have identical suspension to his and rear spoiler!

Looking forward to it! Steve and I will start planning for it shortly!

Personally, I'd try and get youself a set of the Bose speaker enclosures and fit speakers to that.