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Its very straight forward tbh i used a sharpie as die pens are not the best. Just touch the pen to each stitch and you can see the ink flow into the the thread. I used a baby wipe to clean any excess that had made it onto the leather but i didn't have very much, If you wipe the leather 1st then...

Correct just did it myself, took a bit of time but the results were excellent. Tried it on a wee section that u can’t see first and carried on from there.

After having my steering wheel redone a while back with red stitching it bugged me the seats were different. So decided to change it, not completely gone with red left 1 row standard quite like the contrast between it now.

@sevenfourate the 1st ones you put on are smart. the problem I have is mine are diamond cut and they don't like winter but I have a matching pair for the front with winter tyres. I will go into the wheel specialist in inverness to see if they can powder coat my current wheels to give a similar...

Im having a fancy for some new wheels i dont want anything bigger than 17's so here is my short list what do use think? I love the last ones but i thnk the winter roads will destroy them is the only problem...

R11HOY thats a lovely looking Z4. I feer those tires wouldn't stand much chance with our pot holes though. very nice car.

Thanks folks it is one of my favorite runs locally, R11HOY Its a clean wee car doesn't get used much mainly a 2nd car for us or a weekend jaunt.

Looking up Loch Ness from Fort Augustas.

So we decided today to take the wee one to Drumnadrochit today to see the Nessie exhibition. Of course the scenic route was taken up over Culnakirk road to Drumnadrochit (loch ness) then west to Fort Augustus and the back to Inverness via the Dores road and home not forgetting tea at the Castle...

Just been having a wee scan through this thread. love what you have done with the car those seats are beautiful. Very nice car indeed.

No chance "nutnutwelshman" she has silver all over that neckless and she told me last night!:think: :silverdiamond:

Im sure that silver one was a phase 1 and the lad who has the chippy at the end of the high street owned it. I think from memory they did sort the handling on the phase 2. It would def be a dream garage job like so many of use have said it was just a mental idea that will never be repeated. So Sad.

If you can't sit in the garden at 2am in shorts and a t-shirt then you clearly ain't had enough whisky, I thought that was a mandatory thing for all the Folk who move North "Must drink copious amounts of whisky" and "remember not to hunt the Haggis off season."

Whilst having a wee peruse on Bookface, this popped up on my feed http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272841540575?clk_rvr_id=1311156865717&rmvSB=true I absolutely love them especially in this colour. Always remember many moons ago getting my first clio 1.2 from Ness motors in Inverness and there was a...

You can add me to the Ban the black badge campaign. Not a fan i'm afraid.

I needed a 2nd car that wasn't going to break the bank but would also be fun to own/drive. After putting my budget into auto trader up came 3 clio 197/200's within 100 miles. This one is a lux with low miles 40k, one lady owner, cup pack, leather, diamond cut wheels and 2 spares with winter...

looks good inlet manifold painted makes a big difference., i am planning something very similar. def looks much better painted. You going to paint anymore?

Love the car. very nice. look forward to seeing more pics.

Not sure if this is an old video but popped up on my FB page. The lad must be gutted!! https://drivetribe.com/p/bUAXw7afRGW2-mdDZaE4Fg?iid=C0goqzeQQ2WdKcerIgp-Dg&utm_campaign=ShiftingLanes&utm_medium=fb&utm_source=network

My older brother had and MG Metro as his first car have fond memories blasting up the Struie with no seatbelts in the back haha. Yeah my sentiments exactly has to be the pre Chinese ones. I dont buy into that not a proper MG if it bares the badge then its an MG (Chinese models exempt tho there...