Accessories All Areas

[Wyld Stallyn]

Just fitted these, not too bad needed a little double sided tape and a better hex key than the one supplied.

 

[JP6]

Where did you get them? I think they might actually be too big!? But agree the OEM ones are a bit small.

 

[H Rafiq]

Look good I had these on my Leon Cupra when I bought it. Had to take em off. Got in the way of the stalks day-to-day.

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Where did you get them? I think they might actually be too big!? But agree the OEM ones are a bit small.

Amazon for about 40 notes.

Admitedly A bit bigger than I was expecting but I like them.

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Rear Mudflaps fitted, fronts still in box but on to do list

Boot liner n cargo rack work well

Car Cover just arrived will try it out very soon n post pics

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Cargo net from 2011 Octavia Estate set

 

[Cvpra]

Little too big for me but I do like the style / colour if they were a tad smaller.

OEM ones are stupidly small

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Amazon for about 40 notes.

Admitedly A bit bigger than I was expecting but I like them.

Ok It's official I love 'em!

Finger tippin' Good

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Little too big for me but I do like the style / colour if they were a tad smaller.

OEM ones are stupidly small

My Appologies, my choice of footwear isn't to everyone's taste

 

[CupForm]

Rear Mudflaps fitted, fronts still in box but on to do list

Do you have the codes for the OEM mudflaps?

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Do you have the codes for the OEM mudflaps?

Dunno about official part No.s but I got em here
https://www.seatcupra.net/forums/forums/seat-motor-parts.395/

Members of this site get a discount if you register n sign upon their site.

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

I (Finally) Fitted the Front Mud Flaps to Foxi at the weekend, didn't need to remove the Front wheel like wot the instructions said.

Nevertheless a nice job done before Winter...

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Speaking of Winter...

Invested in a 'custom' cover before the Next Heavy Bombardment happens circa Nov 5th

Not bad for £60 - catches feel very flimsy, mind.

but I only really want it to protect from rocket fire and fallout from the 'neighbours' 2 streets away.

 

[SRGTD]

Speaking of Winter...

Invested in a 'custom' cover before the Next Heavy Bombardment happens circa Nov 5th

Not bad for £60 - catches feel very flimsy, mind.

but I only really want it to protect from rocket fire and fallout from the 'neighbours' 2 streets away.

Does the black Mustang convertible get the same care and attention against rocket fire and fallout?

If you are going to use a car cover, make sure both the car and inside of the cover are completely clean and dry and free of grit and dirt (is the inside of the cover soft lined?) if not, there’s a risk of paintwork swirling;

• when putting the cover on the car or taking it off
• in windy conditions from movement / flapping of the cover against the car’s paintwork if the cover isn’t a snug fit.

Hope your car survives the Next Heavy Bombardment unscathed .

 

[Darren Evans]

Speaking of Winter...

Invested in a 'custom' cover before the Next Heavy Bombardment happens circa Nov 5th

Not bad for £60 - catches feel very flimsy, mind.

but I only really want it to protect from rocket fire and fallout from the 'neighbours' 2 streets away.

That’s a good cover and cheap where was that from?

 

[Seastormer]

Speaking of Winter...

Invested in a 'custom' cover before the Next Heavy Bombardment happens circa Nov 5th

Not bad for £60 - catches feel very flimsy, mind.

but I only really want it to protect from rocket fire and fallout from the 'neighbours' 2 streets away.

If a hot firework falls on that it might just set fire to the cover and do more damage. I always had a thick canvas cover with soft lining to protect my bike, before I bought a lockup to protect it.

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

Does the black Mustang convertible get the same care and attention against rocket fire and fallout?

If you are going to use a car cover, make sure both the car and inside of the cover are completely clean and dry and free of grit and dirt (is the inside of the cover soft lined?) if not, there’s a risk of paintwork swirling;

• when putting the cover on the car or taking it off
• in windy conditions from movement / flapping of the cover against the car’s paintwork if the cover isn’t a snug fit.

Hope your car survives the Next Heavy Bombardment unscathed .

Thanks SRGTD,

Yes, Betty has her own cover.

Yes, cars covers will be clean and tightly wrapped.

Fingers crossed for a strong north easterly breezes early November .

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

That’s a good cover and cheap where was that from?

It's on Amazon from Kayme.

'7 layers' custom for CUPRA Formentor

 

[Wyld Stallyn]

If a hot firework falls on that it might just set fire to the cover and do more damage. I always had a thick canvas cover with soft lining to protect my bike, before I bought a lockup to protect it.

Unfortunately, I couldn't find a real heavy duty cover but, I have a cunning plan...

...Pre wet it with the hose.