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I might borrow your idea for the parts washer, only when my better half is at work and the wash will finish before she gets home
Could you spray some stone chip paint on the floor to hide the damage and help with sound proofing?

Would putting the plastic light parts in the dishwasher clean them as you would like? Asking for a friend

Great photo. Glad to see your daughter is interested in the car..

Good to see you found us again

Sharrowkyn wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 10, 2024 9:25 am

That's really good to know. Thanks. Maybe I'll try getting it started and check everything in the summer ready for next year. The body work is fine, no dings, dents, scrapes etc so fingers crossed.

Great! Let us know how you get on

Its passed! New light was delivered early so took it out to the test center, hoping for the retest this morning but they were closing up and said he could do it right away..

Progress! The car is going to weigh half a ton less when you're finished! Have you considered fitting a new loom? I replaced one on my second mg restoration.. it was such a difference.. not having to trace mysterious faults and other electrical pixies.. Is the Renault anywhere near the road or is it...

Hi, a few pictures would help. An early fiesta would be worth restoration.

My old galaxy had wobbly calipers that would rub the wheels occasionally.. odd that the garage couldn't find anything on your car.. Have you considered a carport to keep some of the fleet dry? I've seen some with solar panels on... they have something similar where my wife works.. helps keep cars co...