New shoes
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New shoes
Got my F some new socks and shoes for the winter.
All comments welcome
and a before shot
All comments welcome
and a before shot
My MGF website = http://www.iain-brown.com
- stux99
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Re: New shoes
Very nice
Re: New shoes
They are beautiful broon and really suit your F.
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Re: New shoes
I recognise those (especially the huge lorry outside my house with 90 of them on board.)
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Re: New shoes
great pictures they really look good
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SO you are to blame . hahaadrianclifford wrote:I recognise those (especially the huge lorry outside my house with 90 of them on board.)
Thanks everyone.
just wish I had a car which would act like it deserved them
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Re: New shoes
They look huge wheels, what is the diameter please?
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They are just 16sbestgolfer wrote:They look huge wheels, what is the diameter please?
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Re: New shoes
I normally loath aftermarket wheels* on F's as they usually look a bit like a noddy wagon, but they're lookin top banana.
*are they classed as aftermarket
*are they classed as aftermarket
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Re: New shoes
Steve, these wheels are actually 7"x16's and became a redundant order by MGR Scandinavia at the time of the company collapse.
Our rep in Scandinavia found them (all 90) in a warehouse in Gothenberg and members here at the Register bought the lot. They were shipped to my house where everybody collected them (all bar one set which are still here ).
Our rep in Scandinavia found them (all 90) in a warehouse in Gothenberg and members here at the Register bought the lot. They were shipped to my house where everybody collected them (all bar one set which are still here ).
Bilstein shocks, Piper 4-2-1 manifold, Daytona, Vader cold-air induction, custom Z and F Stage 2 re-map, Electric boot release, braided hoses, Blue Magnecor leads, Technozen relays, Stage 1 head, BMW Angel Eyes headlights, "MG" puddle lights.
Re: New shoes
Thanks folks. Haven't had one bad comment yet!!! Maybe you are just too nice to tell the truth
So they would ahve been OEM for Scandinavia then, had things not gone bums up
So they would ahve been OEM for Scandinavia then, had things not gone bums up
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Re: New shoes
Hence why I said "*are they classed as aftermarket" I was thinking about buying a set a few months ago (saw the posts on the .org site a while ago) as my cups are egg shaped and the laquers peeling off in drovesadrianclifford wrote:Steve, these wheels are actually 7"x16's and became a redundant order by MGR Scandinavia at the time of the company collapse.
Our rep in Scandinavia found them (all 90) in a warehouse in Gothenberg and members here at the Register bought the lot. They were shipped to my house where everybody collected them (all bar one set which are still here ).
Just couldnt bring myself to junk the Cups though.
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Re: New shoes
You know with all those accesories I'd have thought you'd have gone for some shiny mesh tooBroon wrote:Thanks folks. Haven't had one bad comment yet!!! Maybe you are just too nice to tell the truth
So they would ahve been OEM for Scandinavia then, had things not gone bums up
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I've tried it before, an it just doesnt go right on a silver car.stevebrg wrote:You know with all those accesories I'd have thought you'd have gone for some shiny mesh tooBroon wrote:Thanks folks. Haven't had one bad comment yet!!! Maybe you are just too nice to tell the truth
So they would ahve been OEM for Scandinavia then, had things not gone bums up
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Re: New shoes
Really nice Broon. They fill the apertures really well. I put TF wheels on my silver F and they do the same.