Clean up required.

Turboman · Jan 1, 2018

Bobsticle said:
Another thing is gits prattling on and on off topic..............................

Hello........................ putting questions in the projects thread

Topic? I don't even like hazelnuts that much!

gstuart · Jan 1, 2018

doriz said:
Needs a deep cleanse

tell u what eggs are getting expensive these days , maybe there using larger than normal chickens

that wasn’t off topic was it

neilly · Jan 1, 2018

gstuart said:
“ i’ve been driving my landy for a few weeks and been pumping the brakes to stop, is it safe to carry on using it until i fix the brakes “

You had that as well........... How did you fix it? what spanner did you use an imperial or metric adjustable?

Cheers

Turboman · Jan 1, 2018

neilly said:
You had that as well........... How did you fix it? what spanner did you use an imperial or metric adjustable?

Cheers

It should be OK if you paint it with rainbow coloured paint when you have finished!

Bobsticle · Jan 1, 2018

Awwwwwwwwwwwww sod off then

doriz · Jan 1, 2018

neilly said:
You had that as well........... How did you fix it? what spanner did you use an imperial or metric adjustable?

Cheers

Actually, my bare feet and a worn 15mm ring spanner

Ian M in France · Jan 1, 2018

some years ago I worked with a guy that passed his test late in life and you could wright a book about his car repairs, after passing his test he bought a morris marina after having it some weeks he said it is a good car but a pig to top the oil up, he was trying to get it down the dip stick. His starter motor packed up so he went to the motor factors and they explained that the motor was on an exchange and he had to bring the old one in, when he went back to the shop the guy then explained he must take back the alternator refit that then bring down the starter motor. He then some time later said he had a blue oil light come on on the dash of the car but it only came on at night,

Paul D · Jan 1, 2018

What were we just saying?

I've answered reasonably correctly, I think ....

gstuart · Jan 1, 2018

Paul D said:
What were we just saying?

I've answered reasonably correctly, I think ....

indeed u have , don’t forget crystal balls arnt as good as they useto be

Turboman · Jan 1, 2018

Ian M in France said:
some years ago I worked with a guy that passed his test late in life and you could wright a book about his car repairs, after passing his test he bought a morris marina after having it some weeks he said it is a good car but a pig to top the oil up, he was trying to get it down the dip stick. His starter motor packed up so he went to the motor factors and they explained that the motor was on an exchange and he had to bring the old one in, when he went back to the shop the guy then explained he must take back the alternator refit that then bring down the starter motor. He then some time later said he had a blue oil light come on on the dash of the car but it only came on at night,

Shame. Another classic not getting the care it deserves!

neilly · Jan 1, 2018

Paul D said:
What were we just saying?

I've answered reasonably correctly, I think ....

I read that earlier , was thiinking the same.....but then thought it would shirley depend what size brush he used to paint it with......

Cheers

gstuart · Jan 1, 2018

Turboman said:
Shame. Another classic not getting the care it deserves!

is heartbreaking sometimes seeing a nice classic being ruined

it’s only taken me months to sort out all the bodges on mine , worse few where multi-plugs on some main looms were superglued together , cable ties on brake lines

think we’ve all been there when we buy a new motor and end up spending more time sorting bodges out than doing the actual job

gstuart · Jan 1, 2018

neilly said:
I read that earlier , was thiinking the same.....but then thought it would shirley depend what size brush he used to paint it with......

Cheers

or the paint might even take longer to dry at night and change shade

doriz · Jan 1, 2018

neilly said:
I read that earlier , was thiinking the same.....but then thought it would shirley depend what size brush he used to paint it with......

Cheers

Some chap painted his defender Keswick green with a brush and done a reet good job, mind you the pics weren’t HD

Paul D · Jan 1, 2018

doriz said:
Some chap painted his defender Keswick green with a brush and done a reet good job, mind you the pics weren’t HD

I very nearly said "roughly 40 litres with a roller, about 34 with a brush" just for shits and giggles ...

gstuart · Jan 1, 2018

Paul D said:
I very nearly said "roughly 40 litres with a roller, about 34 with a brush" just for shits and giggles ...

lol, does that depend on the circumstance of the roller

doriz · Jan 1, 2018

I once painted our ****ty Land Rover at work by brush n rolla, when the motor pool found out they took it back and gave us another ****ty one

gstuart · Jan 1, 2018

doriz said:
I once painted our ****ty Land Rover at work by brush n rolla, when the motor pool found out they took it back and gave us another ****ty one

serves u right , lol

i quite liked my series 3 when i stripped all the paint off, got a bit bright though in the summer

doriz · Jan 1, 2018

gstuart said:
serves u right , lol

i quite liked my series 3 when i stripped all the paint off, got a bit bright though in the summer

You’ve taken this OT again @gstuart , @Bobsticle will go mad

gstuart · Jan 1, 2018

doriz said:
You’ve taken this OT again @gstuart , @Bobsticle will go mad

oops, oh dear , did i go off topic, nah knowone will notice , snigger

Clean up required.

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Old, nackered 'n broke, but the Landy is fine . :)

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