My wife had her first drive in my 2.0 NC3 Sports today and with the seat as far forward as comfortable she had trouble getting the clutch pedal to the floor. Now, not sure if pedal needs to go to the floor but if it does is there such a thing as like a rubber pad that would fit over the clutch pedal to give the extra 1 inch or so she needs.
No mucky responses !
If she is ok with the throttle and brake pedal positions - you could have the clutch push rod adjusted so the clutch does not need to be pushed in to the carpet for good gear changes.
Just seen this but very expensive over kill
Sounds reasonable. Is the adjustment easy, at the pedal or the clutch itself underneath.
These would help her reach the top shelf in Asda as well. Game changer imho but shmbo says No!
It’s a good excuse to keep her out of it 
At the pedal. A search on here will give you ‘how to do it’ advice.
It is always useful to share the driving, I always drive to the pub and S always drives home!!! Can’t argue against that.
As Mad_Malc has posted - adjustment is at the pedal via a pushrod and locknut.
One advantage of the short wife may be that she can get under the dash much easier than you !!
Also factor in wheel refurbishment costs. 
Great advice in both points thanks
Cheap fix. I like it. Does it stay in place though ?
That’s what Short Round does in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom”.
Hasnt moved a mm. As you can see - it’s tied in 2 directions
Mind you the zip ties are exceedingly tight and MOT tester hasnt noticed or challenged it in over 5 years
Plus one for adjusting the pushrod.
Also, you can get racy drilled-metal covers for the pedals.
I believe they attach over the existing rubbers, so should give some extra reach
How would these mods impact on your insurance?
Adjuting the clutch pushrod is maintenance .
