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That looks really nice, quite envious!
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Really classy. I'm on the same kick on how to trim my parcel shelf and kneepad to go with the cream leather. Your example works really well.1977 Tahiti Blue Mk II, my late Dad's car. sigpicComment
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Looks lovely, almost a shame to sit in it.
Regards
PeterBereft of a Triumph of any description.Comment
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will
they look good, he was very quick
you could save me the trouble of getting mine done, same colour car, you could bring your car round to me, ill but my number plates on job done
daveComment
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Dave, yes he takes 2 weeks to do the whole car, he will not take on 2 or 3 cars at a time only one so you know how long it will take, he refoamed my headrests and seats as the foam had perished, good idea about changing number plates but I think I will pass on that regards, WillComment
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Lovely!
I like the colour combination with the blue paint too. Very nice.
Paul
1975 Triumph Stag long term restoration project, TV8, MODComment
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