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Looking for more room to store small things in the M3W I decided to put mesh -pockets under the dashboard. Really simple und much more suitable than the good looking funny and expensive sidepockets from the factory. It takes just some mesh, velco, rubber band and half an hour at the sewing machine.
It fits googles, gloves, cap, mobile phone and things like this at each side.

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Looks splendid. Could you give us a discription of how you did it. Where did you get the mesh etc.


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Very smart indeed....


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Superb piece of craftsmanship.


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Originally Posted By A11OGE
Looks splendid. Could you give us a discription of how you did it. Where did you get the mesh etc.


I hope the pictures show construction including the dimensioning in cm.
Mounting at the bottom of the dashboard is with velco and on the top with cable ties at the chassis tube.
Velco, mesh etc. can be bought in shops for Outdoor MYOG ("make your own gear"). In GB I know this one: http://www.pennineoutdoor.co.uk


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Brilliant solution. Excellent!

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Ready made mesh panels are also available from Car Builder Solutions, www.carbuildersolutions.com


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