What's happening in your garage this weekend ?

What's happening in your garage this weekend ?

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Yatesy350i

975 posts

137 months

Monday 3rd February 2014
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I definitely like the sound of Friday


KKson

3,406 posts

126 months

Monday 3rd February 2014
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Wife insists! Friday is always a night off. Oh, and I cook.

Wedg1e

26,806 posts

266 months

Tuesday 4th February 2014
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deetes said:
Planned to put stainless plate around the holes on the wing.
I can't help feeling that will look a bit naff and chavvy, sorry!

mrzigazaga

18,560 posts

166 months

Tuesday 4th February 2014
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Taff_o said:
Hi Mate...Can you tell us what those seats are out of please...Cheers...Ziga

Taff_o

283 posts

276 months

Tuesday 4th February 2014
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mrzigazaga said:
Taff_o said:
Hi Mate...Can you tell us what those seats are out of please...Cheers...Ziga
They were in an E Type Jag before I got them, but prior to that and them being done in leather, I believe they were in a Ford RS of some sort, if you look on ebay for Ford Recaro you will see some like them usually in grey cloth.

deetes

413 posts

234 months

Tuesday 4th February 2014
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Jack Valiant said:
Likewise ... I considered a Griff rear end for the "Gredge" but it would have been too low so would be interested to see the route you have taken with the pipe work fella yes



Couple of pics to show the routing. Apologies for some of the welding. It improved as I worked towards the back.


Working on SS plates for around holes. Not sure if this'll look ok or not.

Transmitter Man

4,253 posts

225 months

Wednesday 5th February 2014
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Taff_o said:
They were in an E Type Jag before I got them, but prior to that and them being done in leather, I believe they were in a Ford RS of some sort, if you look on ebay for Ford Recaro you will see some like them usually in grey cloth.
Mark,

When I was a yoof I had an RS2000 droop snoot with Ricaro's super comfortable:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-ESCORT-MK2-RS2000-/...

Phil
420 SEAC

Taff_o

283 posts

276 months

Wednesday 5th February 2014
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Transmitter Man said:
Taff_o said:
They were in an E Type Jag before I got them, but prior to that and them being done in leather, I believe they were in a Ford RS of some sort, if you look on ebay for Ford Recaro you will see some like them usually in grey cloth.
Mark,

When I was a yoof I had an RS2000 droop snoot with Ricaro's super comfortable:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-ESCORT-MK2-RS2000-/...

Phil
420 SEAC
They look nice.

I'm hoping they will be comfortable for our French trip this year.

simonw98

46 posts

170 months

Thursday 6th February 2014
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All the old S/S interior removed ready for the new veneer pieces from LCC ... they did a great job!







Radiator out with replacement ready - lots going on and to be done before it hits the paintshop 1st week March!


mrzigazaga

18,560 posts

166 months

Thursday 6th February 2014
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simonw98 said:
Hi mate...Is that a London carriage craft refurb on the veneer?..Or is that the original piece, It looks like a deep lustre...Cheers..Ziga

deetes

413 posts

234 months

Thursday 6th February 2014
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Doesn't look too chavvy, probably down to the colour.



simonw98

46 posts

170 months

Thursday 6th February 2014
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mrzigazaga said:
simonw98 said:
Hi mate...Is that a London carriage craft refurb on the veneer?..Or is that the original piece, It looks like a deep lustre...Cheers..Ziga
Yes that is the London Carriage craft refurb on all 3 pieces centre, glovebox and dash - I can take some proper photos and post them if you want - really pleased with the job they did

Simon

mrzigazaga

18,560 posts

166 months

Thursday 6th February 2014
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simonw98 said:
Yes that is the London Carriage craft refurb on all 3 pieces centre, glovebox and dash - I can take some proper photos and post them if you want - really pleased with the job they did

Simon
Close ups would be nice...Im going to try to get them to come to the fest, They really know their onions..The work they do is fantastic..Really deep lustre and i believe they use English burr-walnut which has a really nice pattern....Yummy...I have the replacement veneers but will go for an LCC job later as it just looks superb!....Cheers...Ziga

simonw98

46 posts

170 months

Friday 7th February 2014
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mrzigazaga said:
simonw98 said:
Yes that is the London Carriage craft refurb on all 3 pieces centre, glovebox and dash - I can take some proper photos and post them if you want - really pleased with the job they did

Simon
Close ups would be nice...Im going to try to get them to come to the fest, They really know their onions..The work they do is fantastic..Really deep lustre and i believe they use English burr-walnut which has a really nice pattern....Yummy...I have the replacement veneers but will go for an LCC job later as it just looks superb!....Cheers...Ziga
Here are a couple of better pictures - As I said they did a great job very knowledgeable and nice guys!



mrzigazaga

18,560 posts

166 months

Friday 7th February 2014
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bow...Quality!

KKson

3,406 posts

126 months

Friday 7th February 2014
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simonw98 said:
Here are a couple of better pictures - As I said they did a great job very knowledgeable and nice guys!


Looks stunning. I'll add re-veneer on my list of things to improve in the future......

B@man

1,486 posts

205 months

Saturday 8th February 2014
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Swearing !

I Gave up on the free ALDI tt to start 2 stoke generator I had been given and bought a broken 4 stroker off fleabay which after fitting a cap and putting the governor linkage back together is now working so I have power in my unpowered lock up, unfortunately there was no power at all in the wedges battery....



The heavy duty jump leads where rescued out the boot and A quick jump off the skoda had her running on 6, then eventually 8 but then a big cloud of steam appeared as water was now pissing out of the broken water T piece. This was hurriedly fixed with a cable tie and moving the hose over the hole. I then left the car running and proceeded to clear all of the crap out of the back of the garage into the boot of the skoda. The SLK alloys I bought are back on ebay so I had to find room for a little birthday pressie I've got.



After 45 minutes I then stalled the 400 reversing back into the garage and then had to unload all the st I'd just put in the Skoda to get the bloody jumpleads out again... Grrrrrr

Hopefully the battery will recover I suspect the clock and immobiliser killed it, it was a new Varta Blue bought last year so I suppose it should be OK.



Edited by B@man on Saturday 8th February 18:09


Edited by B@man on Saturday 8th February 18:15

pk500

1,973 posts

213 months

Saturday 15th February 2014
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first couple of coats under the bonnet !

Yatesy350i

975 posts

137 months

Saturday 15th February 2014
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Nice colour choice Paul

That will be a really loud Wedge in all ways biggrin

SporttiJanne

112 posts

152 months

Sunday 16th February 2014
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I made a new seat cover to my green 280i yesterday:
http://jannenr1.kuvat.fi/kuvat/Projektit/TVR+280i/...

I was dusting my supercharged 350i, while waiting for warmer weather:
http://jannenr1.kuvat.fi/kuvat/Projektit/TVR+350i/...

Engine for my 390SE is waiting for putting together. Crank being balanced at the moment:
http://jannenr1.kuvat.fi/kuvat/Projektit/TVR+390SE...