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Ojc

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5th Jul 04 at 16:11

Thinking about fitting full GSi interior, someone selling a mint Nova GSi interior on Novaload for £130 quid and I quite like the idea of having rear seats again

Dunno, what shall I do?

This has also been brought on by the fact the shitty £130 quid Cobra subframes are wank and the whole seat wobbles even though they are bolted in properly

S1MON

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5th Jul 04 at 16:12

why you want rear seats again mate.... you planning on a family

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5th Jul 04 at 16:14

weld the subframe in

Ojc

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5th Jul 04 at 16:15

Hmm, I wonder I wonder I wonder.

No, no family. I wonder if it would look better with full interior with no cage, or cage and buckets and harnesses.

Ojc

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5th Jul 04 at 16:16

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
weld the subframe in

That is a option, but it seems like the whole floor is moving where the Nova floor pan is a lot thinner than the Corsa.

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5th Jul 04 at 16:19

plate that up too then

bradfincham

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5th Jul 04 at 16:21

strip it out,

and make it look like this mate

Ojc

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5th Jul 04 at 16:24

Yes, it looks like that already.

I am being gay again. Ignore me, carry on like originally planned.

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5th Jul 04 at 16:24

You paid £130 for Cobra sub-frames....

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5th Jul 04 at 16:27

ollie, dont be gay and add weight back in my putting in a heavy MDF false floor....

besides being bloody dangerous, its ugly and heavy....

bare metal all the way

bradfincham

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5th Jul 04 at 16:28

if you make a decent false floor and sound deaden it will be much better!

willay

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5th Jul 04 at 16:31

fight.

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5th Jul 04 at 16:31

but it defeats the whole idea of stripping out a car....

a nova, stripped out, with a 1.6 16v engine will be quick....... it wont be so nimble/quick with slabs of MDF in the back

bradfincham

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5th Jul 04 at 16:32

yeh i understand that, but he said back seats for comfort etc, so false floor is a compromise

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5th Jul 04 at 16:34

eh! a comprimise that is useless!!!!

what is the need for a flase floor....

Stripped out - saves weight
Seats - to carry his bitches, or blokes knowing him.

no need for a compromise

lee mitchell

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5th Jul 04 at 16:34

quote:
Originally posted by S1MON
why you want rear seats again mate.... you planning on a family

rach said hes got no spunk so no

plus he looks like marco when he runs she said

Joff

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5th Jul 04 at 16:36

Interior.

Marc

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5th Jul 04 at 16:39

keep it stripped out.

Colin

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5th Jul 04 at 16:40

Stripped out!

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5th Jul 04 at 16:43

quote:
Originally posted by bradfincham
strip it out,
and make it look like this mate

This is hardly stripped out though. It's still got most of the interior in and a massive chunk of wood on it...

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5th Jul 04 at 17:20

^^^ exactly....

1 or the other.... not inbetween. Pointless

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5th Jul 04 at 17:53

there is no point having a interiour, dont go all gay and think about putting bits back in to the car

Ojc

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5th Jul 04 at 21:11

No, I am not putting it back in.

I will just have to get someone to weld the subframes in...Lee

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5th Jul 04 at 21:13

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
No, I am not putting it back in.

I will just have to get someone to weld the subframes in...Lee

or you should have bough corbeau as there 100 times better

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5th Jul 04 at 21:16

i have corbeau seats n frames too

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