toastedpickles wrote: » The speaker cover? Is it damaged? You could spray them?? But anyway a scrapyard would be a good place to start, last time i was in kilcock they had a few of your car there
Stheno wrote: » Nah it's not the speaker cover itself, it's the flimsy material that kind of puts a nice finish on it. (see pic it's the stuff that's coming away from it. What's the name of that place in Kilcock? I rang them once, and to say they were challenging to deal with is an understatement. Do they really have a few gtvs? There are only about twenty registered in the country, how many is a few? That aside, this stuff has to be fairly standard stuff you can get which is what I am wondering, it's certainly not alfa specific imo. Am also wondering how best to reattach a small speaker cover ( a steel/metal type thing) double sided tape? I'm getting fussy now about my car, next to go is the steering wheel and gear knob
quadrifoglio verde wrote: » They had one you heathen. What's wrong with them stheno? Faded? Or ripped? If faded it's a common problem on then although the rear ones usually fade to purple :pac:
pred racer wrote: » Is anybody going to the drifting in Tynagh tomorrow, thinking of bringing my kids out for a look.
Stheno wrote: » Pred, my car is now a different beast from when you drove it, you might enjoy driving it if you are around When is the next meet?
Stheno wrote: » Front ones one is gone, the other is ripped Rear they are a weird grey on the outside and black/purple on the inside, they look like they are suffering from damp. That shower in Kilcock are insufferable btw. And /sob, none of you have congratulated me on getting from having a gtv that sounded like a tractor in distress, to having nothing more to worry about than the fact the speaker fabric is ripped, and the gear knob is worn and that with NO Mechanical knowledge! ANd 25 k miles on the clock in 2.5 years! @ unpronounceable italian name, that's very kind )
quadrifoglio verde wrote: » It sounds a lot better in italian that it does in English anyway :pac:
pred racer wrote: » I'm always up for a spin, I'm working in Dublin now so it would be easier. No mention of a midway meet recently.
quadrifoglio verde wrote: » You've done some amount of work to it....would be a shame to sell it now before values go up
dgt wrote: » Cleaned my car, I actually polished and waxed it and all. Just as I finish it begins to lash. Off licence shut in 4 mins. F*ck this sh*t :mad: :mad: :mad: On another note, anyone heading to the Trim car show tomorrow?
Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: » Was gonna head to the mullingar show but couldnt be ar$ed getting up early.
Supergurrier wrote: » If this Volvo is working reliably by the next meet i will be shocked
GvidoR wrote: » Something going on in Mullingar tomorrow?
Stheno wrote: » What happened your ST
Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: » Yup:http://cars.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/mullingar-classic-and-vintage-club/6575045 There's also the NCBI show and now apparantly a show in Trim
Supergurrier wrote: » I decided i wanted something less reliable
quadrifoglio verde wrote: » You should have bought my 156....with guaranteed buy back in 18 months :pac:
Supergurrier wrote: » Comes with pre fired passenger side airbag for nifty extra storage
Stheno wrote: » What are you driving now? Unreliable is an alfa, not a Volvo! Entirely unrelated, but I took Bea up to Banbridge today as I wanted to shop. OMG the goodness of 50mp/h in third sounding good, and the joy of rapidly outmanouevering those who see an old car and think they can do better. Heeeheeee heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee On another note, some seriously dodgy driving on the M1 tonight, one wanker trying to undertake a car spent half his time between the two lanes, forcing a car in the right hand lane to almost clip the post, then undertook with about a foot between them. I was in the inside lane watching
Stheno wrote: » What are you driving now? Unreliable is an alfa, not a Volvo!
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Now I want a 3 series coupe, ohh lord :pac:
Gavman84 wrote: » Anyone care to guess value of a 09 accord type s 2.0 petrol 94km full main dealer service history. Its the cl7 model not latest one.
