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D4 XS and ArmRests (Lack of)
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GlosBoy
 


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D4 XS and ArmRests (Lack of)

Hi.

One issue I have with my D4 XS is lack of arm rests.

Speaking to someone they had heard of a site that retro fits them but they cant remember the URL.

Anyone heard of anyone that fits them after market?

If so any good?

TIA D4 HSE - Aintree Green
D4 Orkney my13 - gone
Stornaway D4. Gone, Didn't like it at all
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Post #93170015th May 2012 8:46 am
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ronp
 


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Probably not of much help, but lets you understand what a pig of a job it is.

http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic7056.html

should've got a Landmark Wink

Laughing ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧  
Post #93170915th May 2012 9:51 am
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Dave
 


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Great things no doubt. Anyhow, there is a Censored way to do this to a Disco but it verges on Heath Robinson Laughing

I think you could get away with this Censored option on a battered Disco as pictured but not a nice new one. I did it as when changing cars after the weekend I would slightly slip over in the one without arm rests as I was used to them.

If you are squeamish do not at look at my next post when I put up a pic Rolling with laughter

(these are nearly half an inch or so further forward than in the other car, gives a better position IMO) Captain Nick Medhurst would ask:
"What is the first rule when overlanding?"

I would Reply:
"Duratrac" 

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Post #93171815th May 2012 10:27 am
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Dave
 


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Don't worry I do realise they are the wrong way around Thumbs Up

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Sturdy when closed, but no slamming down the cubby lid or it's a new handle :oops:

Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Mr. Green  Captain Nick Medhurst would ask:
"What is the first rule when overlanding?"

I would Reply:
"Duratrac"  
Post #93172215th May 2012 10:45 am
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If they had been fitted to the cubby box with hidden brackets that would allow the lid to be opened, I think thats a great idea. Certainly a lot easier than stripping the seat down to fit. Thumbs Up  
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