Finished polishing the passenger side the other night and I’m planning to go up tomorrow and do some more of the final bits :cool:

The easiest way would be the red spade connectors, get the covered ones which will keep the weather out a bit better. You can get them on eBay or you could nip to Halfords and they’ll have them in smaller quantities. Have a look on YouTube if your not sure on how to use them. But it’s straight...

I think if it was me id be cutting them, putting individual connectors on and connecting them to the corresponding wires. It’s probably the easiest way. Ash

Bigger as in wheel size itself or bigger tyres in 15inch? Not just yet. I’ve got a few small things to do to get on the road. Finish buffing one side, put a couple of rivets in, fit the stereo which should be here tomorrow, top up all fluids and a few other bits. Should hopefully be done this...

Thanks for the kind words. I’ve taken a few things out because of the photo bucket issue, so it’s not as in depth as I intended it to be. I can’t quite remember off the top of my head but I think the tyres are 30x12.5x15 Goodyear Wrangler MTRs. I’m open to sensible offers for all 5, they’re...

This week has seen the rear section of the exhaust made, painted and fit I’ve wired the front speakers in and have had to send my headunit back to swap it for another one, seems as tho the newer kenwood units don’t work after a speaker had shorted out :confused: And another picture of how...

Thanks. Yeah it has a clear lense but a red bulb. The edge of the tread sits flush with the arch. I would ideally like to get rid of these tyres and get some all terrain ones that aren’t as chunky.

I haven’t been haven’t been on here much, lost a bit of interest knowing I had to go and sort all the pictures out, however I’ve now changed them all so they should work. And a few progress pics... Got the back door on It’s currently glazed and has the catch and spare wheel on it. I’ll get...

What a blag! Well I'll just start using imgur for the new ones and hope the others stay ha

I'll have a look In a minute. All of my other pictures in the thread are still working though I think? So what's the crack with them ones? Do they stay or do I have to go back through and sort all them out.

Rear door is painted and on, it does need some adjustment though as the gaps are shocking. Also test fit a front door and then got them painted up. Can't upload any pictures. What's going on with photobucket?!

Welcome. It looks the business! Some cracking pictures there

Thanks! I've got 2 new doors on order which should arrive this week, both rear arches and the rear door have been primed. Should have them painted this week :)

Thanks! I've managed to sort it. It was the earth all along. But the earth to the back of the gauge itself :rolleyes:

You can put either high build or wet on wet primer over the top of etch primer. I wouldn't etch prime something and then paint for example. I would etch prime then prime, rub that down and then paint. So you could etch prime first, followed by a coat of primer followed by your stonechip. It...

Yeah, that would be fine. If I was just painting it I wouldn't go so coarse, but the stonechip will cover everything so you can stonechip over 100's, I would prime first, let it flash off and then stonechip. Degrease after sanding the paintwork also before applying the etch to bare metal areas...

It will be fine. I've done my bulkhead and footwells with it (not the bits you see obviously) and then painted over it once it's dry. It's the same rubberised coating that manufacturers put on sills etc to protect from stonechip. Upols gravitex is one of the better ones out there also, it'll...

The roof is definitely black, just very dusty :p Soooooo some more progress. It is a bit of a slow burner as paying work is taking priority outside of my day job but I feel as though I'm a lot closer. Eventually managed to get the rock sliders and the rear cross member painted in gloss black...

How do! Blackburn Lancashire?

+1 for peanut butter. It'll remove polish/wax off plastic trims