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The Mighty Quinn · 9th January 2020, 20:32

You're obviously not as ham-fisted as I am, Andy..!

I wouldn't normally be a fan of butchering the lines/design of the car. And, I suppose one gets a little handier at it each time.

It's been frustrating taking all the trim off the car and finding out that most of the clips are one-time fitment only (flimsy and awkward into the bargain, as well). Simple screws and bolts and re-usable push-fit clips are a blessing - it's a real pity car manufacturers don't employ them more..

Maybe I just need a slightly older, more simple car.. like meself

Cheers,
Karl.

9th January 2020, 20:32	#3
The Mighty Quinn Posted a thing or two 2004 mk1 Rover 75 1.8T Club SE saloon (auto) Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Enniskillen Posts: 1,307 Thanks: 670 Thanked 254 Times in 222 Posts	You're obviously not as ham-fisted as I am, Andy..! I wouldn't normally be a fan of butchering the lines/design of the car. And, I suppose one gets a little handier at it each time. It's been frustrating taking all the trim off the car and finding out that most of the clips are one-time fitment only (flimsy and awkward into the bargain, as well). Simple screws and bolts and re-usable push-fit clips are a blessing - it's a real pity car manufacturers don't employ them more.. Maybe I just need a slightly older, more simple car.. like meself Cheers, Karl.