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Re: Big Gay Hybrid
By: mr.scruff Date: January 12, 2012, 6:05 am
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Any chance of an engine bay porno shot? :o
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Re: Big Gay Hybrid
By: ashcrroft752 Date: January 18, 2012, 12:17 pm
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The metro wheel was a nuisance, it did put my fingers to close
the stalk and I was forever needing to check the steering while
travelling in a straight line.
I hope to post many more photos this weekend and probably will
post the original thread if I can pry my offspring from the PC.
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Re: Big Gay Hybrid
By: gromet Date: January 21, 2012, 3:38 am
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looks like a nice job done on the steery bit my preferance would
be for satin but thats just me every one to there own as they
say. ;D
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Re: Big Gay Hybrid
By: ashcrroft752 Date: January 21, 2012, 12:29 pm
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Satin would have been my choice had I needed to buy the paint to
do the job.
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Re: Big Gay Hybrid
By: ashcrroft752 Date: March 30, 2012, 6:55 am
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Taken yesterday Greys Lane on Winter hill, not the most
difficult lane but a nice change from tarmac.
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Don't you have any photos that are larger than a fly?
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:56 pm
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It's big enough to see that it is indeed a big gay hybrid.
It's also orange, which means the taste police will be along
shortly to "stamp" the piccy anyway ;)
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:59 pm
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Rich_P wrote:
Don't you have any photos that are larger than a fly?
Never mind the size ,dont you have any that are ..........
A. less g4 orange
B. less defender fronted
C. less offensive due to both of the above .........
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I'm not looking. I'm not looking....
...Arrrrrrggggghhhhhhh! My eyes......
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 7:36 pm
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could be worse, could be plastered in chequerplate ummmm. like
my wingtops(sorry) i'll sort them one day Confused
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 7:54 pm
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does it have coils and a series 2 id? I love it :s
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:19 pm
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mistericeman wrote:
Never mind the size ,dont you have any that are ...B. less
defender fronted ...
How short the memory of our resident coil-sprung pyromaniac:-
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:21 pm
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Surely thats not the motor that tried to kiss Bessy's arse
before kindly extracting her from her slumber? Laughing
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:25 pm
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Drew 5292 wrote:
mistericeman wrote:
Never mind the size ,dont you have any that are ...B. less
defender fronted ...
How short the memory of our resident coil-sprung pyromaniac:-
Image
Memory is working fine ,drew
Hence zeb hasn't been dressed in that effeminate garb for many a
long laning trip ............
besides which someone on this very forum (a chara driver if i am
not much mistaken) begged me for those very Danny la ruesque
front panels for his ......."until this point "hetero" landy
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:34 pm
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As truly awful as big gay hybrids are - at least this one's got
a "doing stuff to keep it working" story behind it becoming such
an abomination - and it's sporting no gayplate or one life
stickers! Laughing
G4 Orange though...
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:21 pm
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Rich_P wrote:
Don't you have any photos that are larger than a fly?
Your wish is my command.
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It's a bit... Bright! Shocked They'll see you comin a mile off!
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:04 am
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Calum wrote:
It's a bit... Bright! Shocked They'll see you comin a mile off!
Oh no they won't. Trust me on that one. Evil or Very Mad Is that
2 orange Series on here now? (I still haven't got the paint out
Embarassed )
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If some one did some magic with my small phots thank you, I had
massive difficulties uploading onto photobucket, I don't know if
this had anything to do with me using Linux but later when I
used a Windows PC I could see them and can today using Linux.
If some one did make the phots bigger please educate me.
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The Thing is that in Spain Santana build the 109 Series IV 3500
6 cylinders
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The Colour is not the original off course..! Rolling Eyes
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The Thing is that in Spain Santana build the 109 Series IV 3500
6 cylinders
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The Colour is not the original off course..! Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 7:37 pm
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ashcrroft752 wrote:
If some one did some magic with my small phots thank you, I had
massive difficulties uploading onto photobucket, I don't know if
this had anything to do with me using Linux but later when I
used a Windows PC I could see them and can today using Linux.
If some one did make the phots bigger please educate me.
Andy
'Twas me. You left the "_th" in the URL of the piccy. That _th
means thumbnail or something so now it's gone, the pics show up
to the proper size. You really ought to make them a bit smaller
in future so we they fit on the screen properly. 640x480 pixels
is usual.
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:16 am
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Ta very much Dave, been using PC for about 12 years but only
just started using it for digital photography what size do you
recomend for use on this site?
Andy
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:02 am
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I refer the honourable gentleman to my previous post. ^
(which he may have been able to read if he hadn't made his
pictures so bloody big that he needs to scroll across the page
to read what I said in the first place) Wink
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 10:29 am
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mistericeman wrote:
besides which someone on this very forum (a chara driver if i am
not much mistaken) begged me for those very Danny la ruesque
front panels for his ......."until this point "hetero" landy
Ahem, that could be me you are referring too Embarassed . Yup, I
got down on knees and begged and begged for the Danny La Rue's
not to be skipped, took a lot of persuading, but Icy saw sense
in the end that every forum needs someone to have the piss
ripped out of by its entire membership for having gay bits on
their motor Laughing Laughing .
If I could find a way of shifting the rad back under the bonnet
and keeping the Series front end I would Wink
Oh yeah.... back on topic, its a bit....erm.... orange Laughing
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 8:07 pm
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I've finally got round to up grading my brakes from single
leading shoe 10" drums to twin leading shoe 11" drums, but this
has snowballed into a general tarting up/service of the axles.
Back axle off and stripped ready to be decreased and derusted.
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Hovering Land Rover.
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Painted up with Por 15 and reassembled awaiting brake pipes.
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Brake pipes fitted.
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Back underneath where it belongs with the old drums off and the
back plates awaiting the treatment.
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More to follow when I can remember to bring the camera home with
me Embarassed
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Back plates and hubs with fresh seals.
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Front axle ready to be dropped.
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Off ready for a good scrubbing and painting.
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Wire brushed and waiting for a soaking with metal ready
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Finished ready to reassemble.
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Hubs before and after.
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Front back plates.
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Now ready to be fitted
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:44 pm
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Are those the backplates that you got from me?
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:53 pm
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Yes the very same, I had all the parts ready mid December and
had intended to start the week that the snow came. Hopefully
I'll have it back on the road mid week and the wheel cylinders
that were on the back plates will have been a success after I re
honed them, other wise it will be another week of the road.
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:16 pm
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That's 5 different motors that have been kept or put back on the
road by using parts of the 109 that I broke. thumbsup
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Life after death rocks
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:24 pm
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Yeah, did you know that those backplates have been overland to
Egypt and back - twice?
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:27 pm
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Impressive, would love to take them for a visit there my self.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 5:08 pm
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While I was waiting for paint to dry I made this.
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To set up the hub end float.
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Axle ready to go back under.
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Back plates on.
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Free wheeling hubs back on.
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Next job, plumb in the last few bits of brake pipe.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 5:33 pm
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DTI to set up a hub?? Posh bastard!! Laughing
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Re: Big Gay Hybrid
By: ashcrroft752 Date: March 31, 2012, 4:59 am
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I ran out of stuff to do while the paint was drying, I've always
thought about setting them up with the DTI,
so I did. It now seems I've been doing them up a bit tight in
the past.
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 1:58 pm
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Still gay but not as plasticky,
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Since some arse hole in a minicab decided that something nearly
7 Ft tall and bright orange is hard to see, I've had to remove
all the plastic tat from the front of the motor.
Home made from mesh and an old fire guard, going to get some
screw on press studs to cover the six screw holes, so I'll have
somewhere to attach a muff this winter.
Just needs a kick of black paint tomorrow.
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 6:12 pm
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That looks better! Now get a bumper on it. Smile It'll look even
better with a bumper and you'll have something to hit minicabs
with. Evil or Very Mad
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 6:19 pm
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Nice work there mate ...........
Agree with Dave though needs a galvy bumper and possibly
military bumperettes Wink
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 7:08 pm
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Much better!!! Cool Cool
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I do have the bumper but the dumb irons of unknown origin are to
fat to fit properly in the bumper without trimming either or,
and it's buried under about 5 years of accumulated curiositys in
one of my dads sheds. May have a clear out soon and make it fit.
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I failed a MoT without a bumper once.
Lump hammer is your friend.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 5:09 am
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Nice. Looks like the Stage 1 88's I saw in Trinidad a couple of
years ago.
Oh yes and 7 foot tall and orange is indeed difficult to see;
there is an Aberdoom taxi driver that can testify to that.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:40 am
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Much better!
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:44 am
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I may even have a non gay steering wheel fitted if I get my arse
in gear and it stays warm enough to paint.
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Bit of paint blasted on to the grill
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Proper steering wheel
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Cracked plastic and rust ground out with the dremmel
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Filled in with chemical metal.
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Blasted with black 2 pack, may be a bit to shiny for the rest of
the interior, won't be dry enough to fit today though.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 3:46 pm
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Nice work thumbsup
I like what you have done to the front as well, much better with
the real stage one grill, It now looks like the real Stage One
88" prototypes, same color too
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May paint the cappings like that, when funds allow wouldn't mind
a proper set of sides and tropical roof.
Are the steering wheel centres supposed to be finished in smooth
or crinkle paint?
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 7:34 pm
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Wants some black headlight surrounds off some SIII wings...
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I've a set lurking in the garage, only the big side and
indicator lights need fettling before they will fit.
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Crinkle
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Mine will be treated to some when funds are a bit more fluid,
till then I'll have to put up with gloss.
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Steering wheel fitted for the first time in 5 years, loads
better, steering nice and light and weirdly the horrible
vibration of my dash panel is massively reduced Cool Yey! I'm
dancing bananna
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Looking good now Ash. The Stage I front gives me the leafer
horn! I remember when I started college in Wales I saw a Stage I
for the first time which belonged to Morgans (?) estate agents
in Lampeter. It was a pick up and carried their for sale signs
around. I wasn't sure what I was seeing at the time but I liked
it!
Which leaves me realising that it is the black plastic grille
and headlamp panels that I find so gay and probably not the
G4(Y) orange paint afterall! Laughing
I reckon a galvy bumper with the fitting bits eased open a
little would look cracking!
Good de-gaying work, feller! Cool
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Gay Dico seats gone, to The Wild Eye of this parish to be fitted
into a non Land Rover vehicle, replaced with a set of less gay
CSW/ Boingy seats.
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More better seats for the kids.
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Bumper dug out of the depths of the shed and headlamp surrounds
fitted, can't get rid of the twist on the O/S end of the bumper
though Mad
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It seems to steer better since putting on the bumper.
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Much better Cool
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Dont worry about the twisted bumper its character Smile
Nice seatage too,the degaying process is working Smile
However... painted cappings need to go...big time! the mark of a
boingy wannabe Laughing
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Not a lot of galv under the paint on the cappings, I'm toying
with the notion of painting them black.
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Nice work- paint them silver if anything!
But hey, it isnt my truck!!!
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As I'm in the mood for de-gaying, I'm planning on fitting the
military fish eyes that I have lying about somewhere, mostly
because the lamps I have fitted are crap and not fit for use on
any Land Rover. They are permanently full of water and corrosion
which is a pity as I quite like them.
I'm putting the indicators back where they are meant to be and
will be fitting a reverse and fog (Rectangular Land Rover type.)
to cover the holes on one side.
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Can anyone tell me which side would be right for the number
plate (1972)?
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Doug_T wrote:
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It's a bit... Bright! Shocked They'll see you comin a mile off!
Oh no they won't. Trust me on that one. Evil or Very Mad Is that
2 orange Series on here now? (I still haven't got the paint out
Embarassed )
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New top bought from ebay.
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A bit tatty but will clean up and paint well
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All the liner and pads in there, some of the pads and trim
pieces will need fresh vinyl , pity someone painted it black,
may have been done when owned by A Hitler Confused
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It looks to have never leaked much in the past none of the roof
bolts were rusted, pity I had to dismantle it to store it.
Best get myself some Limestone soon and get spraying.
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Nice! This is going to look good Smile Wonder if the roof is ex
BT?
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Free speakers as well!
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Mr Scruff wrote:
Nice! This is going to look good Smile Wonder if the roof is ex
BT?
I believe it is off one of the SYF batch of vehicles - one was
broken and all the bits sold on eBay recently - looks familiar!
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Looking good nice work Very Happy might paint the lightweight
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Last known tax disc and a previous owners BYT card.
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Having finally got enough pestering of my children the spare had
to be evicted from the tub.
So have spent the last 2 days fitting a bonnet spare wheel
carrier thanks to the generosity of Lozzaboy for the rubbers and
the rest of the mounting ipns and retainer ring, all I needed to
do was make some strengthening pieces.
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A few old bits of plate steel and angle.
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All finnished, just need to get used to having it sat on the
bonnet.
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No prob mate glad to of helped Very Happy
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Have spent most of this week working on this.
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A few cans of paint stripper later.
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ICBA in the middle as it won't be visible with the top skin on.
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A bit of limeston slathered on.
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Just wish it would go off a bit quicker so I can get on with the
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That limestone is looking awesome Cool
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nice work
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is that rattle cans, sprayed or rollered?!?
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2 pack sprayed on. Not the best finish I've managed but good
enough for a panel which is mostly not easily viewable.
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Looking good Smile
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Looks like a great finish to me. thumbsup
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From where im sitting its bang on!
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Will need compunding a bit one fully harened.
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What primer did you use? 2k or something else?
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Just a standard etch primer, then top coat on top of that.
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Main bit of the roof done, finish a lot better than the top
skin, just a slight run on the off side, which should be fixable
without putting more paint on.
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Next step glue in the insulation and replace the head lining.
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This morning I've turned this.
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Into this.
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Should hopefuly get the rear bit done this weekend.
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That is look g very cool
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Rear half of the headlining fitted.
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Camping mat glued, in place of mouse piss moisture gathrering
horse hair insulation.
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Full head lining fitted, wasn't as difficult as I feared.
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Second skin riveted in place, just needs a while polishing out
the blemishes on the roof and the alpine windows fitting, a job
I'm not looking forewards to.
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Looks awesome mate! Really nice job of that Smile
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Nice!
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Top on .
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Nice; just in time for the Sun!
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And what a difference it made today, after most of the day
parked in the sun the temprature inside was loverly Very Happy
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Finaly got the time to start work on my replacement tub, rotten
in all the same pleces as my current one.
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First end panel freed of it's spot welds.
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Rear cross member out with fresh one on the floor.
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Fresh end panel offered up an temporarily pop riveted in place.
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Next job will be to find out in I can spot weld, failing that
I'll be using pop rivets and glue.
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Nice work
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Work has stalled on the tub untill I can happen across a decent
piece of ally for the floor so I've stripped the side panels and
slathered on a fresh lick of paint.
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Windows re fitted with Rock Mountain rubber channels
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Thought I may as well to match the front windows.
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A bit stiff to slide but should loosen up a bit after a few
weeks, when they wil actually get fitted to the Land Rover is
any ones guess
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Looking good!
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Next job will be to find out in I can spot weld, failing that
I'll be using pop rivets and glue.
Apparently spot welding Ally is a right twat.
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Looks good; You going fully blue in the long run?
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Yep marine blue is the new orange Very Happy
Glue and rivets will be the way forewads for the tub, can't glue
it all together till I have all the bits, don't wan't to be
wasting any glue got to br done all at once.
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Drew will be proud of you!
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Now my broken wrist is working properly, and my time and garage
are free again after 8 months doing this.
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I can get back to de-gayng.
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Proper lamps replacing the gay ones I had, I now remember why I
waited so long, huge holes all white and powdery where the
smaller indicator sized ones where :( next job will be replacing
the wing front panels.
Rear end done and recently re discovered 3D plate fitted, proper
badge back on smaller badge to be peeled soon as I can be arsed.
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Gay lamp lenses available, any takers?
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There is everything right about that Austin, Ashy.
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