Carputers and mobile phone control

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Originally Posted by CowsGoMoo

Interesting. Looks good up there. I have to ask, is that a shagpile roof lining or just a trick of the camera :p

Good spot if you use a reversing camera.

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When I went to replace roof liner I did not think much joy in putting back the same foam-backed crappola that fell apart in the first place...hence the hairy-grey-goat replacement. Most Disco owners who see it reakon it looks better than OEM .....or they just humoring me. I found it great with the amount of wiring I have happening up there as it robust and does not show constant refitting...also has better sound and insulation qualities...not to mention when dirty ...a quick vacumn does the job :D:D

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Originally Posted by cockie55

When I went to replace roof liner I did not think much joy in putting back the same foam-backed crappola that fell apart in the first place...hence the hairy-grey-goat replacement. Most Disco owners who see it reakon it looks better than OEM .....or they just humoring me. I found it great with the amount of wiring I have happening up there as it robust and does not show constant refitting...also has better sound and insulation qualities...not to mention when dirty ...a quick vacumn does the job :D:D

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Hmmm, I wonder if you could get it down in Velcro? They you could just stick stuff where ever you want.....:angel:

You blokes are amazing - I'm too busy looking at the road and environs to be much concerned about all this electrickery stuff. But I do have a garmin vista mounted on my MTB so I don't get too lost in some of the forests I ride in...

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Originally Posted by CowsGoMoo

Hmmm, I wonder if you could get it down in Velcro? They you could just stick stuff where ever you want.....:angel:

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Velcro...not really...liner is stuck to fibreboard which is what is screw fixed to underside of roof frame. It is the fibreboard that creases if your not careful.