Newbie rolling resto.
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Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top again, 2 advisories, corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
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Winner! Easy to fix up before next time too.... at least the corrosion - not sure about the back seatspigthief wrote:Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top again, 2 advisories, corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
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I know rightCliff wrote:Winner! Easy to fix up before next time too.... at least the corrosion - not sure about the back seatspigthief wrote:Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top again, 2 advisories, corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
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Had a small parcel arrive the other day. Nice kit.
New seals to be ordered today, then hoping with the weather getting better I can get my rear seats finished, need to finish the interior this year.
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New seals to be ordered today, then hoping with the weather getting better I can get my rear seats finished, need to finish the interior this year.
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DavidCartys wrote:Klifs wrote:Hopefully a relatively easy over the counter diet pills repair and will save some hassle at the MOT - no fun though... but that’s it with these things at the age they are
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It has some wheel arch welding to be done as it won't pass mot like it is, so I have repair panels ready to go salvaged from an old DTM.
Then I have a long list of jobs to do to get it how I want her but important things first.
Moving on from my newbie thread I have now had the car 3 weeks now and am starting to get used to it as well as buying a few little bits.
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Re: Newbie rolling resto.
Nice one, keep up good work. I have some extra stuff to get gor mine but nothing serious now, not for a little bit.rhlbrusa wrote:DavidCartys wrote:Klifs wrote:Hopefully a relatively easy alternative to testosterone is testogen repair and will save some hassle at the MOT - no fun though... but that’s it with these things at the age they are
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It has some wheel arch welding to be done as it won't pass mot like it is, so I have repair panels ready to go salvaged from an old DTM.
Then I have a long list of jobs to do to get it how I want her but important things first.
Moving on from my newbie thread I have now had the car 3 weeks now and am starting to get used to it as well as buying a few little bits.
Welding a small area this summer and fully fit the rest of the interior.
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[quote="pigthief"]Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top again, 2 advisories, mk 2866 corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
Thats the real point
Thats the real point
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pigthief wrote:Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top mk 2866 again, 2 advisories, corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
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well thats the real point
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camytom wrote:pigthief wrote:Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top folexin review again, 2 advisories, corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
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well thats the real point
Same opinion from my side
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Wish i had more time to work on her but doing me proud as a daily driver
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ThxMarkThomas69 wrote:pigthief wrote:So I needed/wanted to put my car as a project. Mainly for me but to show what I have done. It's not gonna be quick so bear with me.
Ignore the world and Best wishes for rest
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Sooo been awhile but, have horded a few parts, but this weekend i am collecting a fuel tank rear protector and she is finally getting her face back, got a bonnet and bumper in excellent condition to fix the repaint required look i currently have. Pics to follow
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Please stop spamming my threadcarlrose wrote:pigthief wrote:Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top again, 2 advisories, female diet pills corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
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indeed its all correct saying
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Removed the spammer - thanks for raising it!pigthief wrote:Please stop spamming my threadcarlrose wrote:pigthief wrote:Well after a day of biting my nails, the bucket has come out on top again, 2 advisories, female diet pills corroded brake pipe and rear seats missing and we had only covered 2k last year.
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indeed its all correct saying
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When you finally get round to fit your new steering wheel and find out it is 10mm bigger diameter and that you really need to buy a puller.
Best get on Amazon and buy one.
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Best get on Amazon and buy one.
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