OK, now that I have had my car for a while, I have started to order some items for it:

• new mats, love my beefy new mats, they are so heavy and well made
• blackout beltline, getting ride of the chrome
• color coded light trim rings and scuttles
• JCW black trim piece around the grill to get rid of more chrome
• LED lights, the lower driving lights that are always on are being replaced with LED's, as are the license plate lights. The lower lights that are always on will look a lot better, especially at night (more of a match to the HID's). Cant seem to find a replacement for the fog lights
• stubby antenna, and fast braking light

so far so good, I think...

 

Would love to see some pics. What kind of mats did you get?

 

Or I think we'd be mistaken for each other a lot...
I don't have the stubby or the LED's (where did you get the LED's & Mats?).
I also did the gas cap and rear door handles (Lyle's), painted the scuttle myself, and am trying to decide what to do with the side door handles.
Also re-did the emblems and am working on re-adhering (is that a word?) them...

 

• quality floor mats (they were about $100 for the ones I ordered)

• super bright leds (thats the websites name)

• you can get the front door handles (even with the convenience pkg) from Lyles

 

Almost sounds like my car.

Hope you guys are well, Have a great weekend,

Larry

 

Dead, your gallery is empty?
We deserve pics and so does your Clubman.

 

will have them soon enough, I will have some as soon as I get my items on, give me a few more weeks.. BTW, received my JCW grill surround today and its on, just need to have the trim rings around the lights taken care of.

 

Dead, I've asked Admin Boy about some way of letting users know a gallery is populated.
They said, No Go, due to database structure.

 

OK, this is what I feared since the same thing had happened on my mercedes. The mini can detect a "low current draw". Since LED's pull less wattage than their incandescent brethern, the car thinks a bulb is burnt out and I am getting a warning symbol. So there are two options, one is to add a load resistor (which you can get from the same company for a few bucks) which will eliminate the problem, but it would take up a lot of room and probably be a more pain than its worth. The other option is to go back to stock, which is what I think I will do for now...

Anyone have anything else to add?