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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: MartinP on 10 March 2008, 22:51:39
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I am now officially Miggyless.
Piled all the bits in the back, along with 3 computer carcases, a set of knackered 15" alloys and a load of junk from the stripped saloon and had it coolected.
£70 to put towards my engine hoist.
I still have;
AR35 box
1 pr heavy duty rear coils
rear shocks
twin electrics towbar
all the LPG installation
2 starter motors
2 aircon compressors
2 alternators
1 adjustable steering column + cowl
1 set of camcovers
complete centre console, with ducting & box
and a rack full of valves, switches and pipework
;)
Bits now in "for sale"
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I am now officially Miggyless.
Piled all the bits in the back, along with 3 computer carcases, a set of knackered 15" alloys and a load of junk from the stripped saloon and had it coolected.
£70 to put towards my engine hoist.
I still have;
AR35 box
1 pr heavy duty rear coils
rear shocks
twin electrics towbar
all the LPG installation
2 starter motors
2 aircon compressors
2 alternators
1 adjustable steering column + cowl
1 set of camcovers
complete centre console, with ducting & box
and a rack full of valves, switches and pipework
;)
Know how you feel mate, mines gone and I am in a Rover 620 TD at the moment, just waiting for the right Omega at the right price to come along. Will have to be a tractor or an LPG though, a tall order for my meagre funds.
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There is a 2.0 GLS Estate on my drive, needs a little sorting. :)
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Nice as the Omega was, I am now committed to a new project.
I have sweep the garage floor, slapped down a coat of :o orange :o floorpaint
(looks more like salmon to me)
ready for one of these
(http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f381/WKDRWD/14567eb5.jpg)
as a donor for one of these 8-)
(http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z296/Susie-R/IMG_2920.jpg)
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This is the floor at the moment 8-) 8-) 8-)
(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y99/issunaz/Omega/Gen/orangefloor.jpg)
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That's a posh garage, take it you have no kids, garden or swmbo ;D ;D ;D
Or this is not your garage at home. :) I would love one that clear/clean' :'(
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Did you really paint round that gearbox??? ;D
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Did you really paint round that gearbox??? ;D
And the trailer, and the planks, still like the garage though. :)
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You missed a bit ::)
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You missed a bit ::)
Yeah looks like theres still a wee bit cutting in to do ;D
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Did you really paint round that gearbox??? ;D
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LMAO ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
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No thermostat transfer pipe or housing? ;D
That's going to be a tasty little project, Martin.
What brand of paint did you use? Are some better than others? Going to do mine shortly.
Did Mandy pick the colour? 8-)
Bill.
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Good luck with the project :y
Kevin
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Nice project - garage - remember seeing it ful in beofre
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That's a posh garage, take it you have no kids, garden or swmbo ;D ;D ;D
Or this is not your garage at home. :) I would love one that clear/clean' :'(
This is my 5 mtr x 7 mtr second home ::)
Built it to put the car in and still be able to walk around it (with the doors open ;) )
The plan is to move everything into the middle when it's dry, then paint the other bits.
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Did you really paint round that gearbox??? ;D
yes ;D
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Did you really paint round that gearbox??? ;D
And the trailer, and the planks, still like the garage though. :)
yes, yes :)
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No thermostat transfer pipe or housing? ;D
That's going to be a tasty little project, Martin.
What brand of paint did you use? Are some better than others? Going to do mine shortly.
Did Mandy pick the colour? 8-)
Bill.
Mandy is indignant! :-?
The paint is an industrial tin of floor paint that was going in the bin at work, so I "liberated it" ;)
i know I need another tin to finish the whole floor off.
The original coat was dark green @ £15 /5 litres from a builders mechant