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Re: Replacing a seat back cover - MG F 'Mk 2' 11 years 9 months ago #58825
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- Leigh Ping
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Nice result. Welcome to the forum. 
Re: Replacing a seat back cover - MG F 'Mk 2' 11 years 9 months ago #58839
my other car is a saabit didn't involve getting covered in oil so that rates as 'not too bad'. we're hardy up here so heated elements are reserved for SAAB drivers.
R
well that and my hotrod 
Re: Replacing a seat back cover - MG F 'Mk 2' 11 years 9 months ago #58886
my other car is a saabit didn't involve getting covered in oil so that rates as 'not too bad'. we're hardy up here so heated elements are reserved for SAAB drivers.
R
Oops! I used to have an '87 900i and it was a brilliant car - and yes, I did enjoy the heated seats in winter.
1.8i Mk2 Solar Red, 16 inch square spoke wheels, MGFMania hood with zip-in glass rear window, DRLs, Kmaps ECU, Pipercross panel air filter, MGOC Supersports back box & some cockpit bling
Re: Replacing a seat back cover - MG F 'Mk 2' 11 years 9 months ago #58915
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Everything you need is probably in the A to Z guides here Richard.Leigh - thanks for fixing the pictures - what do I need to do next time?
Re: Replacing a seat back cover - MG F 'Mk 2' 11 years 8 months ago #60184
So having replaced a cover is there anything you can do with the old one? Most of it is destined for the bin but with luck you may have enough left for a sunglasses case - it's foam backed too so ideal for a bit of padding.
This is a consequence of too much Blue Peter when young.
Richard
This is a consequence of too much Blue Peter when young.
Richard
1.8i Mk2 Solar Red, 16 inch square spoke wheels, MGFMania hood with zip-in glass rear window, DRLs, Kmaps ECU, Pipercross panel air filter, MGOC Supersports back box & some cockpit bling
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