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The amount of attention it gets is way more than a lot of clients and their cars I deal with.
The amount of attention it gets is way more than a lot of clients and their cars I deal with.
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Thank you.I would buy that car off someone like yourself girl.
The amount of attention it gets is way more than a lot of clients and their cars I deal with.
I prefer to fix any issues as soon as possible. Costs less in the long run and hopefully will keep her going.She was showing a weird issue in the paintwork. It looked like someone had run a wheel with shallow spikes over partof the door.. I thought it was the branches on narrow lanes causing it but too uniform , and body guy says "no"
Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
"sigh".
Buyers remorse, sellers remorse..
Really did miss this old beast, coincidentally new owner couldn't get on with the old beast, something about 12mpg........
Negotiated a deal and picked her back up.
absolutely filthy inside and out, nice to have her back though..
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oh and the radius arm bushes have failed and the osf caliper is binding quite badly.
she's a bit sad..
only been gone 6 months... lol
Started out by changing the oil.
cleaned it a bit..
a bit betterer.
Buyers remorse, sellers remorse..
Really did miss this old beast, coincidentally new owner couldn't get on with the old beast, something about 12mpg........
Negotiated a deal and picked her back up.
absolutely filthy inside and out, nice to have her back though..
]
oh and the radius arm bushes have failed and the osf caliper is binding quite badly.
she's a bit sad..
only been gone 6 months... lol
Started out by changing the oil.
cleaned it a bit..
a bit betterer.
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Nice to see her back with you."sigh".
Buyers remorse, sellers remorse..
Really did miss this old beast, coincidentally new owner couldn't get on with the old beast, something about 12mpg........
Negotiated a deal and picked her back up.
absolutely filthy inside and out, nice to have her back though..
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oh and the radius arm bushes have failed and the osf caliper is binding quite badly.
she's a bit sad..
only been gone 6 months... lol
Started out by changing the oil.
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cleaned it a bit..
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a bit betterer.
Tis great to see two lovers reunite"sigh".
Buyers remorse, sellers remorse..
Really did miss this old beast, coincidentally new owner couldn't get on with the old beast, something about 12mpg........
Negotiated a deal and picked her back up.
absolutely filthy inside and out, nice to have her back though..
]View attachment 342338
oh and the radius arm bushes have failed and the osf caliper is binding quite badly.
she's a bit sad..
only been gone 6 months... lol
Started out by changing the oil.
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cleaned it a bit..
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a bit betterer.
So the next job began today to change the rear brake pipes from the calliper hoses along with the hoses , pads and discs. Whilst attempting to fabricate replacements for the rear pipes I wondered why they are such a complex shape with tight bends. They seem very elaborate to cover a short distance. Can anyone shed any light??
