Tool Kit and Combined Alarm and Key Fob

[Cuchillo]

Hello,

Well I finally did it. Picked up my Chimaera this morning. Boy is this some car! . Still cannot seem to wipe that stupid grin off my face .... People must think that I am totally fg !!

Any how, a few questions...

1. How come the car has no tool kit save for the jack/tyre iron and T_bar thing? It the tool kit on the TVR-CC web site worth getting?

2. Has any one bought the TVR Meta Alarm/Key Combination form TVR? If so is it any good? More to the point, can I "make it at home with a smalll aubergine" ??

3. Finally, what kind of bag/container is most suitable for the boot to carry around an assorted collection of tools so that it takes the least amount of space? (I used to use a Sainsbury's basket in the BMW, but the Chim's boot ain't big enough for that, the roof and (at least) one change of undies!!

TIA

[JonRB]

If you can only get the roof and a set of undies into the boot of a Chimaera then you must have big pants!

(Edited for spelling)

>> Edited by JonRB on Sunday 22 June 10:13

[Bassfiend]

Just wrap whatever tools you need in the change of undies and the grease/oil stains will at least cover up any evidence of *WHY* you needed the change of undies in the first place.

Phil

(Trying to work out whether to save £3k and get a 400, stick with a 450 or blow an extra £5k on a nice low mileage 500)

[JonRB]

Seriously, I got a very nice heavy duty nylon soft tool case by "RubberMaid" (leave it!) from Halfords. It is held closed by velcro straps and opens out like a traditional metal tool box but with lots of zipped compartments and pockets. Also quite compact and happily fits in the boot even when occupied by a roof (and presumably enormous pants )

[Cuchillo]

Hello

JonRB said:

... you must have bit pants!

Now that I have my TVR, I can finally wear my "Big Boy Pants"!!

Regards