Welcome to TM. It doesn't take much to get the bug and I'm sure hiring one has made you more excited.
You might want to take a look at Nippymog's M3W which is up for sale - it's had a lot of mods and the Stage 2 conversion. It does sound great and goes like stink! I'm sure he would let you know if you needed any further information. Nippymog M3W
Beautiful design on those seats, probably the nicest I've seen. I'm kicking myself as I should have got some bonnet louvres when Morgan did the body change.
Hope you get what you want, that one you test drove looks stunning, great paint colour and scheme .
Thanks, I was actually quite surprised myself when I turned up at Malvern as this was sat outside the Reception, was presuming it was a customers as looked a bit "hooligan" to be their hire car. When she told me it had the exhaust as well I was well chuffed!
Originally Posted By Chris99
Bonnet catches - the ***ing dzus fasteners really get on one's wick.
Rear mudguard - although the back end does get dirty it's not been an issue but the extra protection can't hurt.
I agree, I think the bonnet catches look awesome, I presume you're talking about the ones like in my pics. (£354.00 option). Also the Bonnet louvres look cool (£150.00 option).
With the Mudguard, is that an essential, I presume thats a rear wheel hugging plastic part?
Originally Posted By Draggin
I don't know what square cut wheels are, but that didn't stop me from ordering them! Here are the wheels and tires on my new car.
Coooor they look lovely unpainted.
Originally Posted By Draggin
And here is a good look at the Centre split leather seats, on my car in build.
Very, very nice, I presume they're just aesthetic, they don't fold, come out or split? They definately look the biz whatever..
Originally Posted By Roger-Cheshire
Hi Darren
You might want to take a look at Nippymog's M3W which is up for sale - it's had a lot of mods and the Stage 2 conversion. It does sound great and goes like stink! I'm sure he would let you know if you needed any further information.
WOW..that sounds and looks like a well sorted car. My problem is, until my new house purchase actually goes through (keys in hand and restoration underway) I need to hold off. Realistically it probably won't be till early next year but would love it to be sooner. Even on a new one I'm reading the waiting list keeps getting pushed further & further..
Originally Posted By Waldemar
Don't forget to change the steering wheel ...
Love the look of the Brooklands wheel (and some of the others I've seen in pics) but again, they seem to be very expensive as an option from new.:(
