No nails or hammer was to be seen! He turned up with a box of screws and an impact driverAh ok do nails not go in at angles
OooooH!I got some work done on the 90 today.....
Disc hand brake fitted, new rear prop shaft on, both rear half shafts in & all 4 corners now turn
which is a first since I bought it.
fitted was too short.
Started making two brake pipes for the front calipers, male ends done as I ran out of light to do anymore.
Get you!!!
Seriously, lots of good stuff done. Must be getting to the point where you can drive it to the coach-builder sitting on the tool box!!I got some work done on the 90 today.....
Disc hand brake fitted, new rear prop shaft on, both rear half shafts in & all 4 corners now turn
which is a first since I bought it.
fitted was too short.
Started making two brake pipes for the front calipers, male ends done as I ran out of light to do anymore.
A pegged one at that!He could have done a proper mortise & tenon lazy git
Oh no. That is soo young, at that age two of ours would have passed already.Just had a vid call from my dad to say they're dog passed away today
She was a shar-pei only 8 1/2 years old my mum is heartbroken
I seen them last weekend & the dog looked in fantastic condition.
My condolences to you and your family.
Seriously, lots of good stuff done. Must be getting to the point where you can drive it to the coach-builder sitting on the tool box!!
Aye
I'll see how it goes in the morning if I get the brake pipes on I can get it under the clarke garagefingy & make a start on the body & finish the electrics.
Who's sitting on the toolbox ??
Oh no. That is soo young, at that age two of ours would have passed already.
My condolences to you and your family.
O'dear that so sad
You get so attached to them but a house wouldnt be a home without them.
I'll rephrase that "...you'll be able to drive it to the coach-builder's establishment while you are sitting on your toolAye
fingy & make a start on the body & finish the electrics.
Who's sitting on the toolbox ??
s, etc in their.........box!!"
I'll rephrase that "...you'll be able to drive it to the coach-builder's establishment while you are sitting on your tool
s, etc in their.........box!!"
I need to decide on a colour & no not pink
Will depend on what you is gonna do wiv it.
I need to decide on a colour & no not pink
Will depend on what you is gonna do wiv it.
Paint it obviously
Haha why would that make a difference, Id quite like to custom real tree it.Or do somit different like rust paint, no point making it shiny like robo cops bell end
Some posts cannot be licked. Bu66er the rools.Just had a vid call from my dad to say they're dog passed away today
She was a shar-pei only 8 1/2 years old my mum is heartbroken
I seen them last weekend & the dog looked in fantastic condition.
Well, I was just thinking if it was gonna be a pose mobile, a wild flip-flop job might be the deal, or a loud colour with coachlining, heavy blingy flecks, inclusions of some sort, metallics, etc etc.Paint it obviously
Or do somit different like rust paint, no point making it shiny like robo cops bell end
If it is going to be used off road all the time, then whack ship paint on it with a roller!!
Very basic question, metallic or non-metallic?
I love the very subtle flip-flop on my Anniversary Disco 1. But in the kit car world you see all feckin sorts. Some brilliant and some eye-achingly awful.
Wifey's Chesil has a lovely flip-flop too. "Midnight Mist". Really suits it and she gets lots of compliments on it. Makes all other Speedster copies look very mundane.
When I eventually paint the kit car I'm doing, it'll be a deep crimson. With the cream leather interior it'll be the biz for a big 2 seater 30s style roadster.
