The Dashboard is fitted
The Dashboard is fitted
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Gerald-TVR

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4,896 posts

227 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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And its fantastic.





Thanks to Paul Banham Myrtle Productions, Afrian Venn Exactly TVR (Adrian@) and Pete the trimmer.

Longers

4,505 posts

258 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Very nice finish Norman wink

hvdweerden

1,739 posts

230 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Hello Norman,

Absolutely stunning dash you have there !!! Great job.

Br, Han

Barkychoc

7,848 posts

234 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Very nice, that really lifts the interior.
I know there's those that do and those that don't like the wood, but I'm a fan.
Must be my age. irked

tubbystu

3,846 posts

290 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Gerald-TVR said:
And its fantastic.



Thanks to Paul Banham Myrtle Productions, Afrian Venn Exactly TVR (Adrian@) and Pete the trimmer.
lick That is lovely, but what on earth use do you have planned for the glass (as in smashing) emergency hammer scratchchin

Wiz

2,474 posts

244 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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tubbystu said:
Gerald-TVR said:
And its fantastic.



Thanks to Paul Banham Myrtle Productions, Afrian Venn Exactly TVR (Adrian@) and Pete the trimmer.
lick That is lovely, but what on earth use do you have planned for the glass (as in smashing) emergency hammer scratchchin
Thought the same thing, no roof and if its upside down breaking the glass would be the least of your problems.

Would be very wary where i parked it as well - some scrote might wonder if it works.

TVR-Stu

836 posts

229 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Norman, I love the wood look in all the S series cars and that is a truly superb finish.

Well done mate.

tubbystu

3,846 posts

290 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Wiz said:
tubbystu said:
Gerald-TVR said:
And its fantastic.



Thanks to Paul Banham Myrtle Productions, Afrian Venn Exactly TVR (Adrian@) and Pete the trimmer.
lick That is lovely, but what on earth use do you have planned for the glass (as in smashing) emergency hammer scratchchin
Thought the same thing, no roof and if its upside down breaking the glass would be the least of your problems.

Would be very wary where i parked it as well - some scrote might wonder if it works.
Perhaps its intended for nervous passengers to use on the drivers leg/knee etc

smash

shoutslow down, pleeeese

hehe

Russ35

2,706 posts

269 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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Another thumbup for the dash.

I used to carry one of those glass hammer/belt cutters in one of my cars a couple of years ago. Kept it down the side of the drivers seat out of site (mine wasn't illumines orange). One day my car was broken into whilst at a footy game. Only things taken an mp3 player and glass hammer.


tinks v8S

2,153 posts

238 months

Friday 8th May 2009
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not seen dash in the flesh, but if the gear knob is to go by 100%

Edited by tinks v8S on Friday 8th May 23:53

Tant

509 posts

222 months

Saturday 9th May 2009
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..wow, looks fantastic!!

Sweet Thunder

220 posts

251 months

Saturday 9th May 2009
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That looks fantastic Norman!

johnnywgk

2,579 posts

212 months

Sunday 10th May 2009
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Nice dash Norman, (stunning) all you need now is a bonnet release lever to paint.

So sorry my friend, will get it in the post this week.

jimed

1,508 posts

236 months

Sunday 10th May 2009
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The dash looks super Norman - a question though - in the picture there is a back thing mounted above the hammer - what is it?? Just curious.
Jim

tinks v8S

2,153 posts

238 months

Sunday 10th May 2009
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its a car charger for your phone/sat nav or whatever by the looks of it

TVR-Stu

836 posts

229 months

Sunday 10th May 2009
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Looks like a 'doubler' for the cigarette lighter socket to me, you know to power your satnav and your portable TV yikes