Halfords Dog-Taxi

got a clock from ebay for £1.50 and fitted it last night

drove to work this morning and realised it wasn't there :ohmy:

at work found it in the footwell covered in boot scuffs :pinch:

fitted it again, can see through the scuffs



after work went to see a big boy and had my new rear tie-rod with lovely track rod ends and Martins nuts fitted, and a minor front wheel balance ..... lovely wobbleless

when I grow up I want to be like Gaz ... 2 inch suspension and 1 inch body lift :woohoo:





thanks Gaz

spied these at Sainsburys and had an idea :blink:





drilled some holes and found a couple of bolts and bits



then popped it on the dash,



much better than the stick discs I'd been using

easily pleased

Haha brilliant Halford :laugh: Ten year guarantee too

thanks Skeppers, was a bit worried in case they were non-stick

I hope you haven't bolted it through the dash and into the frame

Blitz wrote: I hope you haven't bolted it through the dash and into the frame

it's bolted through into the air-vent box voids,

was going to weld it onto the front springs :whistle:

What I use, because like you I found the sticky thingies to be naff, is small squares of glass held in place with tile sticky pads.





Did you make your dash holy? :ohmy: AMEN. :laugh:

like the drinks coaster on the dashboard :lol:

have evetually fitted my armrest using helijohns redundant cup-holder base





quite pleased with it

Halford wrote: have eventually fitted my armrest using helijohns redundant cup-holder base..........quite pleased with it

Looking good, glad it was of use.

I love mine makes me feel 'comfy' ...... :lol:

picked up a bargain dog ramp (for potential future use) :blink:

off gumtree for £12 :woohoo:







even thinking of putting some little wheels on and using it as a car creeper

Very handy ...