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Old 9th October 2016, 08:58   #21
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Thanks everyone for the compliments we're both really pleased with it, looks like a completely different car on the inside.

Oh and the Cif was used for some plastic panels and metal bits of the seat frames, not on the leather We used a leather cleaner and leather balm to clean the leather bits

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Looks great but do something with that handbrake or she won't need you anymore
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I was going to ask where the batteries go
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It does look a bit iffy
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The handbrake�� Just been back and looked at the pic again! Spat me beer out.
Oh dear you lot are terrible! Hadn't noticed that haha !
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Old 9th October 2016, 10:49   #22
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Good news about the CIF, had me worried there for a minute. I've seen loads of leather ruined with inappropriate cleaning solutions so am happy that yours is fine

That must have been hard work changing all that over - does look absolutely brill
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Old 9th October 2016, 23:24   #23
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Good news about the CIF, had me worried there for a minute. I've seen loads of leather ruined with inappropriate cleaning solutions so am happy that yours is fine

That must have been hard work changing all that over - does look absolutely brill
Yeah stuck with using leather cleaners for the seats just in case

Took about 2 days in all, wasnt too bad, had a very stubborn worn bolt on the drivers seat that took an hour to get out, and a couple other awkward bolts to get to but a lot easier than removing a dash on the 75
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Old 9th October 2016, 23:39   #24
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Looks very nice Rick , a lot smarter.
I reckon your girlfriend needs to become your wife, as you have a good un there
Have been told many times thanks mate
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Old 10th October 2016, 12:06   #25
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Did you sell or keep the old interior?
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Old 10th October 2016, 12:24   #26
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We have a Typhoon TF with the Typhoon Hard top and always thought off doing it but I could never find a set of seats in good-enough condition.

Maybe a winter job to do,
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Old 10th October 2016, 12:34   #27
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There is something about a cream interior that makes cars look more expensive isn't there

Loose the handbrake lever but otherwise that looks lovely and a vast improvement
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Old 10th October 2016, 14:12   #28
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Did you sell or keep the old interior?
The old interior is now on ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1622342396...84.m1555.l2649

Been told by many TF owners that apparently the old interior is pretty rare.
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Old 10th October 2016, 16:49   #29
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The old interior is now on ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1622342396...84.m1555.l2649

Been told by many TF owners that apparently the old interior is pretty rare.
It is indeed, Mine is the blue black leather combination and searched for 18 months for a new drivers seat before I bit the bullet and repaired it myself.

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Old 11th October 2016, 14:35   #30
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With an handbrake like that the mrs would have me doing handbrake turns all day
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