Car Help
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Millhouse, Shiva, the usual bunch of petrol heads - I need your help please.
Need to get the roof lining in her car sorted. It's hanging down and the cloth appears to have just come unstuck.
Any suggestions of where I can get it replaced or removed and re-glued for less than Volvo would probably want to charge (not knowing what they'll charge yet).
TIA.
Need to get the roof lining in her car sorted. It's hanging down and the cloth appears to have just come unstuck.
Any suggestions of where I can get it replaced or removed and re-glued for less than Volvo would probably want to charge (not knowing what they'll charge yet).
TIA.
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Millhouse, Shiva, the usual bunch of petrol heads - I need your help please.
Need to get the roof lining in her car sorted. It's hanging down and the cloth appears to have just come unstuck.
Any suggestions of where I can get it replaced or removed and re-glued for less than Volvo would probably want to charge (not knowing what they'll charge yet).
TIA.
Need to get the roof lining in her car sorted. It's hanging down and the cloth appears to have just come unstuck.
Any suggestions of where I can get it replaced or removed and re-glued for less than Volvo would probably want to charge (not knowing what they'll charge yet).
TIA.
#4
Can of spray glue from ace
Or satwa
In sure any garage would do it but costs will no doubt be insane for what the job actually is
Or satwa
In sure any garage would do it but costs will no doubt be insane for what the job actually is
#5
There is a car interior place near the back of the new Audi Dealership in Al Quoz if memory serves, specialises in doing hideous retrims on interiors. They might be able to help, then again they might only be interested if you want the entire interior doing out in yellow snakeskin...
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you got a cloth soft top volvo? silly boy/girl
you want a C70 is what you want
you want a C70 is what you want
#7
Best to try the upholstery places in Satwa first - we had new seat covers made for a battered old Range Rover we had in the early 90's and were very pleased with the result. The place is still there but I can't remember the name!
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I'm not allowed to use super glue at home because I nearly stuck something to the kitchen side and my thumb.
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I've an XC90 as well.
Hope she has the V8 though Scamp?
It's a rocket tank.
For spares - I use these guys www.voluparts.com as even paying USPS shipping they work out cheaper than buying the parts here in the GCC.
Bill Eidson [email protected] is the bloke you need to talk to. Not necessarily that good at computer stuff (hence the webpage but not the email...
) but they have loads of stuff that they haven't listed. It was a bit of a struggle to get him to ship from outside the USA as he hadn't done it before, but he did, and it worked fine. My XC90 is almost 7 years old now so the headlamps had whited out, and other bits and pieces needed tarting up - e.g. the rubber bits at the base of the seatbelt in the front seats etc. The total cost of getting new headlamps, all the tarting pieces, and shipping costs were cheaper than just buying the headlamps here from the dealer.
Hope she has the V8 though Scamp?
It's a rocket tank.
For spares - I use these guys www.voluparts.com as even paying USPS shipping they work out cheaper than buying the parts here in the GCC.
Bill Eidson [email protected] is the bloke you need to talk to. Not necessarily that good at computer stuff (hence the webpage but not the email...
) but they have loads of stuff that they haven't listed. It was a bit of a struggle to get him to ship from outside the USA as he hadn't done it before, but he did, and it worked fine. My XC90 is almost 7 years old now so the headlamps had whited out, and other bits and pieces needed tarting up - e.g. the rubber bits at the base of the seatbelt in the front seats etc. The total cost of getting new headlamps, all the tarting pieces, and shipping costs were cheaper than just buying the headlamps here from the dealer.
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I've an XC90 as well.
Hope she has the V8 though Scamp?
It's a rocket tank.
For spares - I use these guys www.voluparts.com as even paying USPS shipping they work out cheaper than buying the parts here in the GCC.
Bill Eidson [email protected] is the bloke you need to talk to. Not necessarily that good at computer stuff (hence the webpage but not the email...
) but they have loads of stuff that they haven't listed. It was a bit of a struggle to get him to ship from outside the USA as he hadn't done it before, but he did, and it worked fine. My XC90 is almost 7 years old now so the headlamps had whited out, and other bits and pieces needed tarting up - e.g. the rubber bits at the base of the seatbelt in the front seats etc. The total cost of getting new headlamps, all the tarting pieces, and shipping costs were cheaper than just buying the headlamps here from the dealer.
Hope she has the V8 though Scamp?
It's a rocket tank.
For spares - I use these guys www.voluparts.com as even paying USPS shipping they work out cheaper than buying the parts here in the GCC.
Bill Eidson [email protected] is the bloke you need to talk to. Not necessarily that good at computer stuff (hence the webpage but not the email...
) but they have loads of stuff that they haven't listed. It was a bit of a struggle to get him to ship from outside the USA as he hadn't done it before, but he did, and it worked fine. My XC90 is almost 7 years old now so the headlamps had whited out, and other bits and pieces needed tarting up - e.g. the rubber bits at the base of the seatbelt in the front seats etc. The total cost of getting new headlamps, all the tarting pieces, and shipping costs were cheaper than just buying the headlamps here from the dealer.Not sure it's the V8 but it's quicker than my Explorer.
Used to, in the UK I had an A3. I loved that car. Now I've got a Ford




