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GT6 Opinions on centre console

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Interested to hear from those that have installed a centre console in their car. There are essentially two available (that I can find) both from the states, Clark and Clark, and triumph consoles. Do they improve comfort on a long drive, are they a problem when changing gears? Any opinions greatly appreciated. Thanks
 
I have never actually seen one. I looked at the Triumph Consoles LLC website and it is seems to be a repro of an old AMCO accessory item.
 
Stevo is this for your GT6? If I remember my GT6 correctly, center console was comprised of the seat bolsters for the inside of the seats and the handbrake with a cover over it. Could you post a picture of what your doing.

Rod
 
Rod-H said:
Stevo is this for your GT6? If I remember my GT6 correctly, center console was comprised of the seat bolsters for the inside of the seats and the handbrake with a cover over it. Could you post a picture of what your doing.

Rod
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Rod,
Thanks for your reply...no. the TR6 bit is a mistake...must have hit the wrong button, its actually for my TR6!
 
I purchased the Clark and Clark console. Has a lightweight plastic shell. Nice snug, tight fit between the seats, but keeps the lid from full opening....so not as convenient as modern cars. It does add a bit of comfort to rest your arm, and no issues at all with changing gears or operating the hand brake. I did mount a fold-out cupholder on the passenger side, so no need to put any holes in the car panels....gotta have that!
 
macilona said:
I purchased the Clark and Clark console. Has a lightweight plastic shell. Nice snug, tight fit between the seats, but keeps the lid from full opening....so not as convenient as modern cars. It does add a bit of comfort to rest your arm, and no issues at all with changing gears or operating the hand brake. I did mount a fold-out cupholder on the passenger side, so no need to put any holes in the car panels....gotta have that!
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Thanks very much, appreciate the feedback..now just gotta get one from the states...at a massive cost! Cheers
 
macilona said:
I purchased the Clark and Clark console. Has a lightweight plastic shell. Nice snug, tight fit between the seats, but keeps the lid from full opening....so not as convenient as modern cars. It does add a bit of comfort to rest your arm, and no issues at all with changing gears or operating the hand brake. I did mount a fold-out cupholder on the passenger side, so no need to put any holes in the car panels....gotta have that!
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Any problems accessing the snug fitting seat belt clasp with the console installed? I assume you attached the console to the carpet with Velcro?
 
The seat belt clasp still works well. No velcro.....the seat bolsters hold the console in place with no movement. When i first got it, it looked too big to fit between the seats, but the plastic sides are flexible, and with some careful pushing and spreading of the bolsters, i got it down on the tunnel......it does not move!
 
macilona said:
The seat belt clasp still works well. No velcro.....the seat bolsters hold the console in place with no movement. When i first got it, it looked too big to fit between the seats, but the plastic sides are flexible, and with some careful pushing and spreading of the bolsters, i got it down on the tunnel......it does not move!
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Cheers, appreciate all the info
 
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