Practically Classics Forum

ah, yes that is a hard model to get bits for, only 91-95 on Hadrians site

SEE YA wrote:I have been looking out for a used one on Ebay as well. One has not come up yet?. michael1703

I might be tempted... are you anywhere near suffolk?

what year/model sunny ?

Ive got one and I dont rate it.

The grit blaster is good but the soda blaster isnt, the soda is expensive and needs to be bone dry when stored to prevent clogging.

I have a 60 cfm 450 litre compressor and it empties that fairly quickly.

The commercial shows a guy blasting paint off with a large ...

Some are vacuum powered, perished pipes and weak inlet pressure makes them pretty lethargic when you need them

I never sell anything so any money invested in my own cars is worth doing in the long term, I dont keep a tally of what I've spent either.

On the other side of the coin, I run a classic car restoration business, I charge very fairly and often knock off a few hours here and there as I would rather ...

a pair of pliers I found over 20 years ago, they grip anything and I use the cutter bit to snip brake pipes when stripping a car, they cut clean and no fluid leaks out, you can remove a brake system without draining it or spilling a drop

suffolkpete wrote:I think you mean the Vehicle Surgeon, 01473 735575.

sounds right, set back up a hill i think.

I think theres a place near debach / grundisburgh that specialises in that sort of stuff, i just googled but cant find them