We need to start looking at the front slam panel section too dude as its a bit scabby. But it should be easily sorted, just boring getting it all cleaned up. I'd just paint that yourself once we've done too
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Well we can get the old rack off still and give everything a good clean while were under there
We need to start looking at the front slam panel section too dude as its a bit scabby. But it should be easily sorted, just boring getting it all cleaned up. I'd just paint that yourself once we've done too
We need to start looking at the front slam panel section too dude as its a bit scabby. But it should be easily sorted, just boring getting it all cleaned up. I'd just paint that yourself once we've done too
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Buying them on Dan's recommendation, I only sell the Q-drive variantKedge wrote:Says a lot about the crap you sellMeatballs82 wrote: Still waiting on the Burton Engine mounts to turn up before we fit the rack.

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I've got em on my turd too mate - all goodMeatballs82 wrote:Buying them on Dan's recommendation, I only sell the Q-drive variantKedge wrote:Says a lot about the crap you sellMeatballs82 wrote: Still waiting on the Burton Engine mounts to turn up before we fit the rack.

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We're you get these mounts from guys,might need them
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Still waiting for my mounts to turn up Indy - ordered them early last week
The former owner is coming to have a look at el turdio next Weds evening, I've emailed him the pics and he seems to approve of Jims cutting skills
he says he does cash jobs in 3 hour midweek evening sessions, wants £30 per session and is bringing his own kit to my garage, seems ridiculously cheap!!
He said he'd rather do that than spend whole weekends on it, I'm obviously not in a rush and this way I'll get to spread the cost over several pay days so it looks like I'm hopefully onto a winner.
The former owner is coming to have a look at el turdio next Weds evening, I've emailed him the pics and he seems to approve of Jims cutting skills
he says he does cash jobs in 3 hour midweek evening sessions, wants £30 per session and is bringing his own kit to my garage, seems ridiculously cheap!!
He said he'd rather do that than spend whole weekends on it, I'm obviously not in a rush and this way I'll get to spread the cost over several pay days so it looks like I'm hopefully onto a winner.

£10 an hour labour, nuts!!!!
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I know, I think he's discounting me because he's still emotionally attached to the car, I'm totally fine with thatKedge wrote:£10 an hour labour, nuts!!!!

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So Mr Welder man arrived lastnight in a freshly painted Sunburst red MK3 escort, running a 1.8 Zetec on bike carbs - sounded awesome!
Spent an hour poking around in my holes and working out his plan of attack, he said he's fixed alot worse and can crack on sometime in the next 2 weeks. I'll be leaving my camera in the garage so he can take plenty of pics as he's going.
Obviously having the car stripped and cut has helped keep his labour charges down so thanks again to Dave and Jim for your help so far boys!!
Spent an hour poking around in my holes and working out his plan of attack, he said he's fixed alot worse and can crack on sometime in the next 2 weeks. I'll be leaving my camera in the garage so he can take plenty of pics as he's going.
Obviously having the car stripped and cut has helped keep his labour charges down so thanks again to Dave and Jim for your help so far boys!!

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Aha, so naive... Dave, have you not forwarded him the invoice yet?Meatballs82 wrote:
Obviously having the car stripped and cut has helped keep his labour charges down so thanks again to Dave and Jim for your help so far boys!!
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I've just bought a new tool kit especially for M-teknik sports innit, should be a doddle mate!Kedge wrote:Won't be long until we can laugh at you trying to put the thing back together then

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I'm a firm believer in pay as you go!Jim320i wrote:Aha, so naive... Dave, have you not forwarded him the invoice yet?Meatballs82 wrote:
Obviously having the car stripped and cut has helped keep his labour charges down so thanks again to Dave and Jim for your help so far boys!!

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Who you calling a tool?Meatballs82 wrote:I've just bought a new tool kit especially for M-teknik sports innit, should be a doddle mate!Kedge wrote:Won't be long until we can laugh at you trying to put the thing back together then
Not yet dude, spoke to Claims Direct about that scratch it go from a shard of rust though. He's not got a leg to stand on with all the proof of the terrible working conditions he subjected us to!Jim320i wrote:Aha, so naive... Dave, have you not forwarded him the invoice yet?Meatballs82 wrote:
Obviously having the car stripped and cut has helped keep his labour charges down so thanks again to Dave and Jim for your help so far boys!!
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Don't go blaming the ''Coalville aids'' on my rusty turd!!Kedge wrote:Not yet dude, spoke to Claims Direct about that scratch it go from a shard of rust though. He's not got a leg to stand on with all the proof of the terrible working conditions he subjected us to!Jim320i wrote:Aha, so naive... Dave, have you not forwarded him the invoice yet?Meatballs82 wrote:
Obviously having the car stripped and cut has helped keep his labour charges down so thanks again to Dave and Jim for your help so far boys!!

It was either that or that poverty spec tea you were serving!Meatballs82 wrote:Don't go blaming the ''Coalville aids'' on my rusty turd!!Kedge wrote:Not yet dude, spoke to Claims Direct about that scratch it go from a shard of rust though. He's not got a leg to stand on with all the proof of the terrible working conditions he subjected us to!Jim320i wrote: Aha, so naive... Dave, have you not forwarded him the invoice yet?
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In Coalville and at the camp, we serve Yorkshire...Kedge wrote:It was either that or that poverty spec tea you were serving!Meatballs82 wrote:Don't go blaming the ''Coalville aids'' on my rusty turd!!Kedge wrote: Not yet dude, spoke to Claims Direct about that scratch it go from a shard of rust though. He's not got a leg to stand on with all the proof of the terrible working conditions he subjected us to!
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She won't be carrying anything for a while yet!DanThe wrote:Tata tea and Coalville Aids, sounds like your car is a carrier Matt
Getting nowhere fast with theose LHD bits your after dude, I've got special orders on the case but they can't seem to find a supplier
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There's more meat in Yorkshire tea than those burgers/sausages you attempted to serve us!!!!Jim320i wrote:In Coalville and at the camp, we serve Yorkshire...
Thank god for Ricky and his South African butchery skillswinkeye

Are Special Orders like Special Services? All secretive and no one knows they're there?Meatballs82 wrote: Getting nowhere fast with theose LHD bits your after dude, I've got special orders on the case but they can't seem to find a supplier
He'll be trying to serve us rat next year. Hope to god Ricky can save the day again with his BBQ skillz!Meatballs82 wrote:There's more meat in Yorkshire tea than those burgers/sausages you attempted to serve us!!!!Jim320i wrote:In Coalville and at the camp, we serve Yorkshire...
Thank god for Ricky and his South African butchery skillswinkeye
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More like special needs mate, there's only a few people covering an ever expanding network, its a slow process alot of the time!Kedge wrote:Are Special Orders like Special Services? All secretive and no one knows they're there?

I thought special needs was the branch management!?!Meatballs82 wrote:More like special needs mate, there's only a few people covering an ever expanding network, its a slow process alot of the time!Kedge wrote:Are Special Orders like Special Services? All secretive and no one knows they're there?
To be fair it does want shutting down and most people extermintating! Could say that for a lot of places though.....Desborough.......TPS wrote:Used to do a regular delivery in Coalville, boy that was grim, I thought the place was shut!
The only thing In Coalville was a Maccyd's, great for Breakfast after I dropped, then deciding wheter to use the A42 or M1 to get out! Hinckley wasn't too bad, haircut for £7, at least £10 down here! Lots of dodgy people there though.

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Is that not the sound of Fiona moaning about the dishwasher full of dirty frag?Jim320i wrote:At night time, if the wind is blowing in the right direction, you can hear the screams and moans from Hinckley.

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Naaah, thats all the time! Not just at night.Meatballs82 wrote:Is that not the sound of Fiona moaning about the dishwasher full of dirty frag?Jim320i wrote:At night time, if the wind is blowing in the right direction, you can hear the screams and moans from Hinckley.
Excellent Thread - makes me wonder what lurks underneath the carpets on my car!
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Thanks - from ''super rare & mint'' to rusty heap in 7 pagesQuaser wrote:Excellent Thread - makes me wonder what lurks underneath the carpets on my car!
Hopefully the next 7 pages will be alot more positive




