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Ah fair enough thanks, good to know. Always wanted those wheels on my red MR2! I'll give them a call and see what the prices are. Desperately need doing, really letting the car down now. Thanks for your replies.

Hi, Ok thanks. I'll enquire what the price difference is for leaving car with them or not.... Have you used them yourself?

Hi, One of my wheels has alight kerbing and the others have got the paint flaking away on the inside of the spokes. I'd like to get them refurbished properly. Has anyone had this done in the South West? Preferably near Somerset/Taunton. Do most places keep the car there or am I better putting the car on axle stands and taking the weeks to wherever does it? Not really wanting a smart repair, wanting a proper job done...

Itching to see an update on this... Any news pal? Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk

Are there holes for these to just bolt on? How are they fitted?

Good news, sounds like your builder did a good job. All that work and worry was worth it

Ahh thanks mate. Just did a search on their website. They've got the floor mats, but the only boot mat they've got is a roadster one, so I'm guessing it won't fit.

Thanks Alex, who is CMS? Jon - are they the thin ones or the thick ones? I've got the thin one but would like the thicker type if you know what I mean!

I would be interested in a pair at that price. Can you get additional sets?

Alex, do you do the genuine floor and boot mats?

Go careful at Camp, if it spins, don't try to correct, let it spin I field. Brake before Avon rise to start with, when you her brave and everything is warmed up you can try braking after it. Keep far left after first chicane / S bend and hit the apex before short straight. Enjoy and bring the car home in one piece!

Bought one for the misses. Been excellent so far.

Are both rear lights un damaged? One looks like it might be on the right but can't tell from the picture... Feel for you pal. What an arse!

Watched this thread throughout and just wondering how the car is running since the rebuild?

Sounds like your mechanic is a good one. Coming out to do diagnostics and offering to rectify the fault is not common. Obviously as a consumer we would expect this but it is often not the case!