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Speedwell Racer
 Post subject: Boot lining kits
PostPosted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 11:03 pm 
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I'm looking at kitting out my boot so it looks nice and respectable so I can open the boot at car shows to show off the sub..
I saw a boot lining kit on eBay once and never seen another.
Anyone got links to kits you can buy?
Or how to make a nice carpeted one?
I want it to be able to be removed easily so I can get to my spare and the battery. And want the tank hidden and a cover of some sort over the boot lid!

Cheers, Rhys

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tomtom
 Post subject: Re: Boot lining kits
PostPosted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 11:11 pm 
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Speedwell Racer wrote:
I'm looking at kitting out my boot so it looks nice and respectable so I can open the boot at car shows to show off the sub..
I saw a boot lining kit on eBay once and never seen another.
Anyone got links to kits you can buy?
Or how to make a nice carpeted one?
I want it to be able to be removed easily so I can get to my spare and the battery. And want the tank hidden and a cover of some sort over the boot lid!

Cheers, Rhys


The uk dudes have some designs available on the Internet. Takes a bit of winding round, but you'll eventually find the design for it. They also have centre console, dash, underseat speaker board, etc

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miniRock
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Try here, prices seam reasonable and even have a kit for a sub:
http://optauto.easyspaceshops.com/epage ... g_Products
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MattE
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Might not be quite what you have in mind, but I fitted one of the boot lid of my car, with very good results:

http://www.newtoncomm.co.uk/cars/classi ... ducts-450/

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Speedwell Racer
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Thanks for the replys guys ill look into them a bit further..
Will Certainly get one of those boot lid covers Matt!!!!
Really wanna clean up my boot so it's respectable! 8)
And should give some slight sound deadening!

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Speedwell Racer wrote:
Will Certainly get one of those boot lid covers Matt!!!!

In case you aren't aware these are available from local Mini parts suppliers as Cooper S replacements.

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winabbey wrote:

[In case you aren't aware these are available from local Mini parts suppliers as Cooper S replacements.


Thanks for that :D

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I can vouch for optimise automotive, really good fit, decent carpet, and no screw holes, postage was a little steep but you are posting wood..
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_666_ wrote:
I can vouch for optimise automotive, really good fit, decent carpet, and no screw holes, postage was a little steep but you are posting wood..


I asked optimise about international shipping a few months back and they said they could not post it internationally because of their own insurance blah blah. Did something change perhaps?

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