Rover 200 & 400 Owners Club

I had the same seats in my 218 bubble, very comfy.

Lattice wheels refurbished and powder coated by speedy wheels in Nottingham
Oil and filter change, gearbox oil changed, plus new discs, pads and callipers on the front.
All intended for MOT and Cofton Park!

Nice work! Those discs on the front are a sight to behold!

Very tidy but what is that tangle of wires in the engine bay pic

I've bought a set of Smokestone R3 mats to reduce the wear on the originals and they do lighten the interior - it's still '50 shades of grey' with either

Original black


Smokestone

Tangle of wires is where the Moss car alarm connects, I have removed it for now
Goes off when I hook up the battery so can live without it for now, will put them into a plastic bag and tie them off to keep it dry

Paul thanks
Those vented discs are from Brake Parts UK only £21.65 each inc VAT
Details are Dia 262mm x 22mm Part No BDS4453

Nice choice on the mat colours.

Been outside again...

This time fitting the CD autochanger properly - the cable ties and sponge was only a temporary method to prove it worked on the move as well as stationary.

As I didn't have an original cradle, I've had to improvise and was able to cut up a couple of bits of bent tin to make 4 individual brackets



I used existing holes in the passenger seat pan. The 2 at the front had the screws inserted from behind so I had to unclip the front edge of the seat covering. The 2 rear ones were lightly tapped to take the M6 fixings



This is to mount the unit approximately horizontally and allow the CD cassette to eject under the front of the seat





And it all works

Nice work with the brackets! Didn't realise the changer could be mounted under the passenger seat-my BRM's is in the boot (as was my parents' VI from memory).