Discokids

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #21

The panel gap around the bonnet needs slight adjustment

 

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tomcat59alan

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #22

Discokids said:

The panel gap around the bonnet needs slight adjustment

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And I cannot see a bloody thing in front when I drive it.

 

Discokids

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #23

Yeah but that's cus you has no headlights

 

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tomcat59alan

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #24

Discokids said:

Yeah but that's cus you has no headlights

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They are in now, along with the chrome trims. I'll have to take newer photo's.

 

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IGP50

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #25

Am I thinking this through right - you start with a knackered Range Rover and five years of hard work later you end up with an E Type - neat trick!

 

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pete1987RRC

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #26

tomcat59alan said:

Now you tell me.First two were taken 5 years ago, last two a month ago. Waiting for tyres to fit to the new wires then off for the MOT.

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Discokids said:

It made me more alert to what might be in the water I know that, I suppose if you live on the coast you're used to it, we don't see too many odd creatures like this in the Erewash canal.

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My dog chews up the post which I can live with but eating a whole jag is going a bit far, you could tell it off but careful............ it's a boxer

 

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tomcat59alan

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #27

IGP50 said:

Am I thinking this through right - you start with a knackered Range Rover and five years of hard work later you end up with an E Type - neat trick!

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No mate, it was an answer to post #16, please try and keep up with the adults.

 

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tomcat59alan

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #28

pete1987RRC said:

My dog chews up the post which I can live with but eating a whole jag is going a bit far, you could tell it off but careful............ it's a boxer

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Ah, he's long gone but had a good life. The before photo's were what was left after I cut the front and rear bulkhead's from the crap. The rest of the car was in numerous boxes that had travelled the country enduring three house moves.

 

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pete1987RRC

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #29

Nice job

 

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tomcat59alan

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• Jun 21, 2016

• #30

pete1987RRC said:

Nice job

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Thank you, it's been a long haul.

 

bitnix

Active Member

• Jun 22, 2016

• #31

Hey guys thanks for all the input. There is nothing that you can't fix but it only comes to the case of "how much is it worth to you?".

You can see the Jag restoration was possible - hopeless to some perhaps but still it turned out so well.

I will take the trip over there soon I stay with my family there and the RR is parked right outside so its going to be rather an interesting day while trying to clean this up and see what is what.