Must have accessories for Xmas
Discussion
I have always regretted the lack of a cupholder in the griff': A mate suggested the model below as the essential accessory for the discerning TVR owner: Once fitted not only does it do the obvious but aids traction in slippery conditions and throws in lower suspension for free! There is some small cost to performance but who cares....
What other suggestions have you for Xmas this year?
mike
Quiet day at the office today........
What other suggestions have you for Xmas this year?
mike
Quiet day at the office today........
Although only recommended for cold drinks and those with partners light on the brakes
YP
Edited to add that particular cup holding idea would be no good in Ray's Sagaris as the cup holding person would lose the contents of both cup and teashirt at every roundabout....
>> Edited by yellow peril on Wednesday 7th December 22:30
YP
Edited to add that particular cup holding idea would be no good in Ray's Sagaris as the cup holding person would lose the contents of both cup and teashirt at every roundabout....
>> Edited by yellow peril on Wednesday 7th December 22:30
slikk said:
diddyman said:
Personally,I went for the Deluxe Model
Am i the only person that finds this a little scary ?
kim
No its definitely scary, but how the hell does she move her head to look left and right, her chin looks well wedged in.
But aside from that, she could probably hold a whole case of beer in there.
mikedavis1 said:
Ahhhhhhhhhh! Nightmares...Nightmares....Nightmares....
Is this a botox overdose?
M
Think you have the wrong idea about Botox. I thought that it was supposed to smooth out the bumps!
Big design fault with both of these models is that under extreme acceleration they could easily become rear cupholders unless you have a full harness.
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