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Old 12-02-09, 10:14 PM   #11
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If I could've afforded a MkII I would've done. Fact is I've spent less on the changes on mine from mkI to mkII than the extra £2000 or £3000 a mkII would've cost me nearly 2 years ago when I got my ZS.
yeh and you now have a car which looks as good as mk2 and better built
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Old 13-02-09, 07:19 AM   #12
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Looks very smart how hard was it to fit in the end? Decided what to do with the extra hazard switch?
I went to RSM and George's mechanic did the hard work for me, I was too worried about airbags and stuff, it was bad enough changing the steering wheel! It took a few hours, just because there's so many screws and bolts. I'm still undecided if it's worth doing the start button, I'll do something with the switch.

@ K&S definately agree mate, although one thing did surprise me, the mkII dash had a load of white sound deadening behind it, unlike my mkI. Some told me the dash is a bit plasticy, but I think it's just as good as the Honda dash, if not better.
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Old 13-02-09, 05:52 PM   #13
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I went to RSM and George's mechanic did the hard work for me, I was too worried about airbags and stuff, it was bad enough changing the steering wheel! It took a few hours, just because there's so many screws and bolts. I'm still undecided if it's worth doing the start button, I'll do something with the switch.

@ K&S definately agree mate, although one thing did surprise me, the mkII dash had a load of white sound deadening behind it, unlike my mkI. Some told me the dash is a bit plasticy, but I think it's just as good as the Honda dash, if not better.
so wheres the pics then .............or have i missed them somewhere
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Old 13-02-09, 06:08 PM   #14
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I put up a pic in the previous thread. I'll stick some more up when I get 5 minutes.
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Old 13-02-09, 06:39 PM   #15
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Think the mk1 center console looks much better than mk2 but prefer the mk2 dash so perfect combination! Looks great. So whats next now?
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