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by tigger » Wed, 28 May 2008 8:02 +0000
Hi Folks,
Well thanks ummm for posting up the stuff from Moss!! Now its got me thinking! What i need for winter since i have leather seats is seat heaters!!
Would it be very very hard to take off the leather in the seats to be able to put the pads on in the correct locations??
Anybody any ideas, or is it a good idea, its 125 bucks per seat!!!
Thank ya, baby hot hot hot!!
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by mrges » Wed, 28 May 2008 10:00 +0000
Tigger,
What about the much cheaper, and almost as effective, alternative of a couple of rubberised hot water bottles from Pennys - I think they are about 5 squidlies a pop.
Of course, you could really splash out and get the "character" ones in Dunnes (€7 aeach), which have soft furry covers in the shape of different creatures....
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by Steve » Wed, 28 May 2008 10:30 +0000
It can be done... fiddly as bejeasaz with all the rings + gubbins..
Is this a heater that heats the seat base and seat back?
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by tigger » Thu, 29 May 2008 9:49 +0000
Yes it is, the installation looks fairly ok only that i worried ill wreck my seats.
The kit looks the business
heres the link
http://www.miatamania.com/Shop/ViewProd ... ortOrder=1
ooo a hot water bottle, hmm well its in keeping with me but is that cool enough for my 5? hmmmm maybe a tigger hot water bottle with diamonds and and laser beams that shoot out from the hot water bottle
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by mx5ash » Thu, 29 May 2008 10:59 +0000
I would say that it would be fairly easy dude, Don't think you will have to completely remove the covers either, just get them off enough to slid in the wires and pads.
If i was closer i would be more than happy to give you a hand.
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by tigger » Thu, 29 May 2008 11:21 +0000
hi ya ash,
thanks for the offer mate, if i get them might be a good reason to take a trip down and see ya!! ;o)
I was thinking the same! baby hot hot hot!!! ar*e anyway
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by Cloggy » Thu, 03 Jul 2008 12:30 +0000
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by leamyj » Thu, 03 Jul 2008 7:17 +0000
Seat Heaters??? Come on guys, one of these mornings you will walk out of your house and there will just be a pile of ashes where your mx5 used to be......Just put on an extra pair of trousers or something.
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by Stig » Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:42 +0000
Hmmmmm, heated seats would be nice in a mx5.
I've had a few cars with em and they are nice fir the cold days (or even days like this)
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by Cloggy » Thu, 03 Jul 2008 7:02 +0000
I made some enquiries via ebay regarding those leather seat covers. Thought I leave this reply I got today for others to see:
Hi Robin, we make the covers for leigh at jimparts. We can make the above you mentioned but just need to get the colours right. Do you have an address i could send you some samples.
the cost for full leather with "Cloggy" embroided in the head rest would be £280
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by mx5ash » Thu, 03 Jul 2008 9:34 +0000
I have dealt with jimparts. Leigh is a good bloke.
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