RangeRoller dt
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I’m putting this here so it can have extra likes that it deservesOooh do i spot a P38?!
How the frig did that happen? No tyre marksI’m putting this here so it can have extra likes that it deserves
Are we missing one ere'?
I like that colour, makes it look solid. Which is funny for a classic
jwrrc
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Of the metalic paints, it's my favourite colour.Are we missing one ere'?
I like that colour, makes it look solid. Which is funny for a classic
It's actually pretty solid, chasis is rust free, the sills, rear arches have been done, footwells done, rear cross member done. Had to rust treat the footwells and the bottom corners of the rear doors recently but it's all just surface. 200 TDI means it's reliable too
The second one is a 1982 V8 that needs a bit more attention. Lots of surface rust and a small hole in a footwell. It's Russet Brown, so looks even more solid, misleadingly. We'll get it there though!
jwrrc
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Unfortunately I was driving in front in the other RoverYou know the old saying My crumple zone is your car
Should have made sure you got a Nissan Micra (there are other vehicles available) in betweenUnfortunately I was driving in front in the other Rover
jwrrc
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Don't Volvo's make the best "middle" car? Lots of crumple zone on em!
tomcat59alan
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Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
Not quite AlanYour dogging site 'enery?
tomcat59alan
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Queenswood arboretum?Not quite Alan
Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
Yep, I was passing and pulled in for something to eat.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Mmmm....
comets.....
comets.....
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Perhaps they’ll settle in. They look okay, I would have to paint that grille cream match the interior though. Is half way there
Yep, I was passing and pulled in for something to eat.
rude
Not your favorite one then?Not quite Alan
