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| MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: England Local Time: 11:04 AM
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Offline | Chrome line interior Hi Has anybody purchased any of the chrome line interior/cockpit kits from ebay? They look fab but are they any good & are they lasting well? |
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| MINI One Seven Join Date: Jun 2008 Local Time: 11:04 AM
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Offline | Doubt it, I mean I haven't seen them, but I wouldn't want to buy something which I haven't seen, or seen an equivalent product. I know that the dealers are now offering it as an accessory - try a quote from them! ![]() The Original MINI One Seven |
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| I can't get no sleep Join Date: May 2002 Location: Capital of Culture Local Time: 11:04 AM
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Online | If its for a 1st gen mini then we stock the genuine chromeline interior as a kit or seperate. Perfect fit as its made by Mini - NewMINIStuff.com |
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![]() MINI2 Senior Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Lancashire Local Time: 11:04 AM
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Offline | Mikey there are loads for the R53 but when are they going to be available for the R56? I called Woodmans for a quote and it was ridiculous Knew i should have specified it ![]() |
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| MINI2 Senior Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: London Local Time: 11:04 AM
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Offline | One of several threads on how to fit, etc:- http://www.mini2.com/forum/interior-...elf-fit-2.html March 2008 issue of Modern MINI magazine has a comprehensive step by step photo fitting guide by MiniMatt for the OEM interior chrome pack including dismantling the speedo and rev counter..........starting on page 42. ![]() |
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| MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: London Local Time: 11:04 AM
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Offline | Bear in mind that you can get the genuine replacement bits like NewMINIStuff supply or some cheaper bits which sticks on over your existing trim using double sided sticky pads and such. I went for the genuine parts plus a few other cheaper chrome bits for things like the rear cup holder, electric mirror button surround, door lock rings and such (which I believe aren't available as genuine parts). I don't know how the eBay ones fair but it's worth checking whether they are replacement or stick-on bits before you buy them so you can check if you're paying a decent price. Not many people will notice any difference between the replacement and stick-on bits. However, the stick-on bits probably don't sit flush with things like the revometer and cup holders because you're effectively adding another layer of trim to the existing trim. Guess the end result is essentially the same ![]() Fitting them was easy enough, although I did have a guide from Moderm MINI magazine to follow ![]() |
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| it's not easy bein' green | I've just fitted a set of the Ebay ones to my R50 and I would say for the money they are pretty good. Obviously, as Chiu says,they fit over the originals rather than replacing them and a couple of the parts aren't a 100% fit, but on the whole the quality appears good and the for the money the result is more than satisfactory. I'll probably replace the parts that aren't a perfect fit with genuine ones at some point in the future, but for now they'll do just fine ![]() |
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| Perfectionist Cooper S | I have the full kit of ebay, the stick on version & i am 100% satisfied mine all fit flush & look great. I think the hole kit cost me about £50-60 You got to get it as you wont believe how much of a differnce it makes I liked the idea of the stick on version as you can remove & use again just for the price of some sticky back plastic. I found the sticky version very easy to apply you just peel of the sticky back,back off & place over the orginall its as easy as that. Obviosly the door pins are push ons. Depends on what you want Hope that helps |
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