DannyN

Ha ha haa, probably more bothered about him blinding me and then other drivers

Its a good idea but its for my four year old boy and if I gave him a headtorch he'd be shining it everywhere like a light house lol I've ordered a magnetic led strip light, only 10 quid on amazon, i'll let youknow how I get on. It comes with a sticky backed magnetic strip and I'm going to see if I can get it inside the headrest itself (wont be using the stick part th)

Has anyone seen anything suitable for my little boy to be able to see in the back at night. I'm ideally looking for some sort of light that could maybe hang of the headrest legs maybe?

I've bought this one. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00NICHY88/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1424013949&sr=8-1π=AC_SY200_QL40&keywords=Qi+car+charger&dpPl=1&dpID=51YBA5HrsqL&ref=plSrch I'm thinking of either attaching the disc to the glove box lid in the top right corner and using the Swan neck part to put the holder next to the silver upright. Or the other thing is to doctor the vent piece and mount it properly to the stereo surround.

Do you not find the brodit is in the way of the stereo power knob? And it's hardly the easiest knob to use in the first place!

I've just got qi charge dock for my phone and am struggling to fit it somewhere I'd like. Ideally I'd like to install it on the vertical silver strip to the left of the controls but don't know how to take it apart or if I could buy a spare one to butcher the mount on to. The other option is to either side of the stereo in carbon fibre effect plastic housing. Don't know how much that costs either. I've had the brodit mount but it gets in the way of the volume button and means I can put the gf in charge of music on long journeys [emoji4] So what have you done, and can you help with my ideas? (don't mind being told that are stoopid [emoji13]) Thanks

Just vol up/down would suffice - surely it couldn't be difficult to put a rocker somewhere, front or back

The one thing I miss on the 86 is a remote control on the steering wheel

Didnt realise the tank was so tiny, lol!

2 days, 250 miles so far