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Ours being a Gen 4 there's not a vast amount available, but l love the retro "Suzuki" front grille that the first owner fitted.
After that l would have to say the rubber mat for the rear, as it makes it so much more useable without everything sliding around.
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If so removing the rear seats and making it a permanent load area in our G3 is the best thing I have done to it.
Just in case it's fit only, running a close second is my LED light bar which lets me set up camp in daylight, even when it's dark.
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
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Gadget wrote: Escapegear seat covers - completely eliminated the static shocks that were driving me mad, tough as nails and look great. Best investment I've made.
Since changing the tyres on mine I’ve not had any static shocks.
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Next calling Suzuki Roadside Assist who called the RAC Man to re-start my Alternator!
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Lambert wrote: Best modification? Seats? Tyres? Load deck? Tow bar? Trailmaster dampers? It depends on what your criteria are for defining best. Everything I have done has served a practical purpose for working with Dreadnaught on the farm, even the Recaro seats as they stopped my back from aching. The fact that some of them combined make Dreadnaught a lovely car to drive is coincidence.
Yes it's a tough call as they all have been fitted to provide a function. But if you had to do without one which would you miss the most?
My money is on your seats.
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Stuck to head liner with hook side of velcro glued to back side of the lamp
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