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Cleaned up and prepped the frame round the top tailgate on Buttercup ready for a couple of coats of paint, tomorrow with any luck should be calm and warm enough.
After giving mine a really good external polish today I sat on a stool next to her with a cup of tea and had a little chat. It ended with " if you don't buck your ideas up i'm scrapping you " LOL
Bet the neighbours are made up its no longer outside their house. wonder how many inquiries they had.The thing about having it outside the house is already 2 ppl knocked on my door asking if I want to sell it!! When it was across the road they didn't know who's it Is
Mer is like bloody acid mate. I only use Autoglym on my cars.I hope you used Mer otherwise I'll reduce my offer.
I thought they only let mobility scooters in Lidl's not Rangies. LOLWell i actually drove it, first time in weeks went for a nice drive to Lidl`s and happened to go down the specials isle and they had the 12.99 intelligent battery chargers so guess what fell in the trolley
He must have got the idea after watching Brookside. ( Trevor Gordash ) LOLRRDT told his missus the same thing, shortly before he laid his patio.
Always a great feeling that. Well doneTook her for an mot today.........PASSED!!!!! and no advisories
I thought they only let mobility scooters in Lidl's not Rangies. LOL
I think you missed the joke there buddy. LOLIt was dark and i park away from the store and slipped in unnoticed
This is interesting as i have noticed the same thing on my P38 terminal connectors too. They are fully down on the terminals of the battery but there is no leeway left in tightening the terms up anymore so if you give them a real good tug they will come off. Strange.Diagnosed the total electrical power loss (intermittent) on my 2002 L322 4.4
The neg terminal on the battery although the clamp was tight was still not fully clamped on the battery terminal, removed, both clamp and post cleaned, and refitted, the clamp is now noticeably further down on the post and it securely attached to the Neg battery terminal.
Also changed by headlight bulbs (D2s) bulbs as 1 was failing
I’m sorned too bud. Be new windscreen, battery, pads and look at the sills before I think about MOTing.The thing about having it outside the house is already 2 ppl knocked on my door asking if I want to sell it!! When it was across the road they didn't know who's it Is
look at the sills before I think about MOTing.
When I see a Fender chassis now looks all daintyOn a P38
J
but the sills were mentioned last MOT as lightly rusted so they may need rub down and paint. Suppose the bits I’ve tarted up make left areas look worse than they are.
Cleaned up and prepped the frame round the top tailgate on Buttercup ready for a couple of coats of paint, tomorrow with any luck should be calm and warm enough.
Bigger patio, she was buried with the kitchen table,or would have been if he caught her (old story).He must have got the idea after watching Brookside. ( Trevor Gordash ) LOL
Are you able to keep her garaged or under a carport for a bit of extra cover???Finally gotten around to ordering the rear air springs and compressor re build kit so that will keep me busy in the next week or so when it arrives and i'll bet by then the weather will turn.
Also it's new battery time again. As I wrote the other day all started first time with the battery jump assist after sitting for 9 months but after getting home and putting the battery on charge overnight still no extra herbs in it so its a bit kerry packerd plus you cant have a half good battery in a Russian winter or you are just asking for trouble.
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