my white cabby
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amandaj
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Re: my white cabby
was this pic prior to the front end work being done
crash- gathering speed
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hi yes i think it was before it went in for resto
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still looks good nice wheels
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cheers jimmy lol everyone says that and i keep saying im gonna get rid of them lol but 3 years on they still on there ..
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no dou,t get rid there sharpe how did you get on with that strutt brace did it fit your car
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Nice car, I like the two tone accent.
Do you have a roof rack? I notice you have the A pillar covers.
Do you have a roof rack? I notice you have the A pillar covers.
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Re: my white cabby
we've being trying to work out if the covers are from the rook rack or what else they could be. they are unlike the se500 covers i've just been looking at the covers on the mk6 parked next to amanda's cab. ???allbluecab wrote:Nice car, I like the two tone accent.
Do you have a roof rack? I notice you have the A pillar covers.
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hi strut brace and inner wheel arch liners are the last two jobs to do on my cabby hopefully should be fitted in next two weeks ,thank u
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yes everyone notices them , roof rack holes around the screen ,usually a good topic of discussion lol ,im not sure if i do or dont have one thou
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you will have to have a better look next time u see cabby
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Hi,
Yes, it looks like your's has had a roof rack fitted in the past.
I have a Mk4 cabrio roof rack myself. The instructions which came with the rack show the a- pillar hole cover is not round plastic screws like the all blue and Mk5/6 cabs, but a rectangle, just like on yours.
On your b pillar, did the roll bar insulation have some of the insulation cut out? Also, the screw facing skyward on the b pillar, near the rear window should be bigger than on a standard cab.
Hope to see you guys at some of this years shows.
Yes, it looks like your's has had a roof rack fitted in the past.
I have a Mk4 cabrio roof rack myself. The instructions which came with the rack show the a- pillar hole cover is not round plastic screws like the all blue and Mk5/6 cabs, but a rectangle, just like on yours.
On your b pillar, did the roll bar insulation have some of the insulation cut out? Also, the screw facing skyward on the b pillar, near the rear window should be bigger than on a standard cab.
Hope to see you guys at some of this years shows.
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on the b pillar im not sure someone else will have to look lol ,yes roll bar has some insulation cut out if i remember right lol want a new one of them lol
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Here we go, a copy of the scanned insrtuctions for fitting, showing the type of blanking plug used. Which matches your one.
Also, just to the right (item 19) shows the cut out of the insulation required on the b pillar.
Hope this sheds light on the mystery.
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Also, just to the right (item 19) shows the cut out of the insulation required on the b pillar.
Hope this sheds light on the mystery.
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Yep item 21 are the ones on the screen pillar. Better make sure you never lose those Amanda, I very much doubt you'd ever find any replacements.
I did have an image of a cabriolet with a roof / ski rack fitted I'll try and find it
I did have an image of a cabriolet with a roof / ski rack fitted I'll try and find it
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i have a pic from the french brochure of the all blue not quite sure how they are gonna open the roof but looks cool all the same
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How to open roof easy, LOL!
I don't have a pic of my allblue with it's rack on yet, but this is a pic of my MK6.
The units are hinged at the front so you can open/close the roof. Quite a cleaver idea!
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The MK4 cabrio roof rack is more difficult to fit as you have to lower the roof to fit the b pillar brackets and then you have to build the whole thing up and fit it to the roof.
The Mk5/6 one is much easier to fit thou.
I don't have a pic of my allblue with it's rack on yet, but this is a pic of my MK6.
The units are hinged at the front so you can open/close the roof. Quite a cleaver idea!
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The MK4 cabrio roof rack is more difficult to fit as you have to lower the roof to fit the b pillar brackets and then you have to build the whole thing up and fit it to the roof.
The Mk5/6 one is much easier to fit thou.
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allbluecab- In the drivers seat
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Re: my white cabby
"hinged at the front so you can open/close the roof. Quite a cleaver idea!"
call me an anus but how can a roof rack on a cabby be anything like a good idea lol
call me an anus but how can a roof rack on a cabby be anything like a good idea lol
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