Looks very nice albeit unfinished! Do other bits come with it?
yer got other bits with it, i like to buy unfinished projects been doing it for ye@rs.
yer got other bits with it, i like to buy unfinished projects been doing it for ye@rs.
yup ive been ootbid now sitting @t 3.one k
It actually looks a good bet at that, but for sure that will go over 5
. (Just a guess)Can you not negotiate as it seems to be missing some cylinders
.J
Well done!I decided to change my existing policy, very minimal.
Oh.. yes that means i bortid it
Early Chrissie prez to yourself!!!
Enjoy it!!!
Haha thanks, I'll try! Need to put plenty of miles on it in the next 2-3 weeks, make sure no faults come upWell done!
Early Chrissie prez to yourself!!!
Enjoy it!!!
It actually looks a good bet at that, but for sure that will go over 5
Can you not negotiate as it seems to be missing some cylinders
J
ho ho ho
yer rich@rds ch@ssis new bulkhe@d, stu@rt turners engine, plus the other new bits
think it will be @t le@st five k me finks.
Tis a bit like buying kit cars that someone has built. Much cheaper than buying the new kit, someone else has sourced all the donor bits, all you need to do is sort out any problems, done it with three now. All ran fine to begin with so more of a rolling restoration.yer got other bits with it, i like to buy unfinished projects been doing it for ye@rs.
But what you do requires a bit more knowledge, possibly. Dunno really.
You gonna keep it if you get it or finish it and flog it?yer got other bits with it, i like to buy unfinished projects been doing it for ye@rs.
Seriously good base then.ho ho ho
yer rich@rds ch@ssis new bulkhe@d, stu@rt turners engine, plus the other new bits
think it will be @t le@st five k me finks.
Twill go together like a Meccano kit!!
It's not a black one with spinners ont wheelsyer you'll do plenty miles @t the weekends doing yer de@ling runs
Tis a bit like buying kit cars that someone has built. Much cheaper than buying the new kit, someone else has sourced all the donor bits, all you need to do is sort out any problems, done it with three now. All ran fine to begin with so more of a rolling restoration.
But what you do requires a bit more knowledge, possibly. Dunno really.
if you c@nt swing sp@nners, weld, do leccy, body work n p@int yer w@sting yer time @s there
will be no profit in it unless you keep it for yourself which is wot i do
Seriously good base then.
Twill go together like a Meccano kit!!
i did love my mecc@no sets nowt ch@nges sept the kit gets bigger
Never imagined for a minute you'd be putting stuff out to anyone else.if you c@nt swing sp@nners, weld, do leccy, body work n p@int yer w@sting yer time @s there
will be no profit in it unless you keep it for yourself which is wot i do
No one has ever worked on one of my kits except for me, except for insurance paid accident damage to W's Speedster, when she got rear ended. and that was done feckin badly, it had to go back, with insurance approval and now it needs doing yet again!! There was no damage other than to fibreglass
.Oh and fire damage to another of hers that again was done under insurance and again, not very well. Still sold it for a profit and I gained a set of 5 lovely wire wheels which, you will recall, look really nice on my Marlin!
Never imagined for a minute you'd be putting stuff out to anyone else.
No one has ever worked on one of my kits except for me, except for insurance paid accident damage to W's Speedster, when she got rear ended. and that was done feckin badly, it had to go back, with insurance approval and now it needs doing yet again!! There was no damage other than to fibreglass
Oh and fire damage to another of hers that again was done under insurance and again, not very well. Still sold it for a profit and I gained a set of 5 lovely wire wheels which, you will recall, look really nice on my Marlin!
if the money is right then its bye bye, i will find somit else.
insur@nce @pproved yer th@ts @ jokeh@d the s@me probs ye@rs @go feckn cowboys. i do like @ nice set of wire wheels. very
It's not a black one with spinners ont wheels
is it @ll polished n smelling nice then.
hope it does you well njoy it m@tey.
Tenebreaux
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Noco's customer service is excellent. My battery charger/maintainer packed up after two and a half years of heavy use. Contacted Noco, they got back to me within the hour asking for proof of purchase, emailed that, they got back to me in ten minutes and they're sending me a new unit. Very impressed.
So bye bye not buy buy???if the money is right then its bye bye, i will find somit else.
h@d the s@me probs ye@rs @go feckn cowboys. i do like @ nice set of wire wheels. very
Funnily the Chesil went back to Chesil for repair thinking "Who could do it better?". The problem was that the old owner had flogged the business on. The new owners took it on but hadn't got a clue. We were having trouble getting it back.
Turned out they had subbed the work out to another fibre-glassing bodywork company and they were hanging on to it as payment from the company (Chesil) was not forthcoming! I went feckin mad and threatened to come round with a Plod to rescue our car. They suddenly straightened up and sorted it, sort of. Then W put it into a specialist aircooled bunch to have the autoshift fitted, (I did say I didn't put MY cars out for work, but she did!) They fitted it but at some point managed to back it into their compressor, so yet more bodywork on the rear end had to be done!
and they did it no better than the other lot.The company were on the edge of going bust so the original owner bought it back for a song and is still making shedloads of money from his cars!!
The wires totally look period but its a feck load of work keeping them clean and rustfree. Which I am ashamed to say I haven't done for years now as it's been off the road for years. Too busy in France and stuff. Also W can't get into it anymore with her back probs.
Plus it's stored outside under tarps which don't do it any good. Getting short on lifetime left to finish all my projects.
So bye bye not buy buy???
Funnily the Chesil went back to Chesil for repair thinking "Who could do it better?". The problem was that the old owner had flogged the business on. The new owners took it on but hadn't got a clue. We were having trouble getting it back.
Turned out they had subbed the work out to another fibre-glassing bodywork company and they were hanging on to it as payment from the company (Chesil) was not forthcoming! I went feckin mad and threatened to come round with a Plod to rescue our car. They suddenly straightened up and sorted it, sort of. Then W put it into a specialist aircooled bunch to have the autoshift fitted, (I did say I didn't put MY cars out for work, but she did!) They fitted it but at some point managed to back it into their compressor, so yet more bodywork on the rear end had to be done!
The company were on the edge of going bust so the original owner bought it back for a song and is still making shedloads of money from his cars!!
The wires totally look period but its a feck load of work keeping them clean and rustfree. Which I am ashamed to say I haven't done for years now as it's been off the road for years. Too busy in France and stuff. Also W can't get into it anymore with her back probs.
Getting short on lifetime left to finish all my projects.
i dont like @nyone working on @nything of mine but sometimes you needs must, we h@d nightm@re
with @ sm@ll bump outside the house, i will come b@ck to th@t @nother d@y @s im off to get cle@ned up.
the upkeep of wire wheels hell no f@nks. i h@d shed lo@ds of vehicles but no probs selling them
c@nt keep them @ll.
which one you got.
