Sorry DoloMIGHTY. Chucked my dummy out the pram. Those of us who where there knew what happened. Two days off delivery and you don't have time mess around. You depend on suppliers. Sometimes they get it wrong.
Phil
Car SOS
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In that case I suggest you find another supplier. I'm only commenting on what you posted, and so, as I've yet to actually view the programme, I'll keep any further thoughts to myself until I have.Phil P wrote:Blame the supplier then!!
Currently over 35 years worth of fixing 35 boxes.
Hoping to reach 65 years worth of fixing 65 boxes.
Hoping to reach 65 years worth of fixing 65 boxes.
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your contribution has been missed come back soon alan!!DoloMIGHTY wrote:What a shame. To be frank, this topic was the only recent to visit here.Phil P wrote:Blame the supplier then!! They had the engine number etc. The shroud ended up in the skip because I cut it off VERY CAREFULLY. I suppose that was wrong. I think I'm divulging to much background imformation so I won't post anymore.
Phil
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/\/\/\ Wot 'e says. 
J
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
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^^^WHS^^^ too.... 
Some people are like Slinkies - they serve no useful purpose, but they still bring a smile to your face when you push them downstairs.
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It's the only thing they have got... er... perhaps not wrong more not quite right. When your biggest enemy is the clock things happen.
What's the ^^^^ mean. I'm a numpty at this sort of thing and the first to admit it, though I am brilliant at digging a hole for myself.
Phil
What's the ^^^^ mean. I'm a numpty at this sort of thing and the first to admit it
, though I am brilliant at digging a hole for myself. Phil
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^^^ means "up-arrow" or "what's above this post" in this case.Phil P wrote:What's the ^^^^ mean. I'm a numpty at this sort of thing and the first to admit it
Phil
Cheers
Some people are like Slinkies - they serve no useful purpose, but they still bring a smile to your face when you push them downstairs.
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Doh! Thank you. I think I'll venture down to the workshop and do a bit more on my 1942 GPW. I can understand that. Did I ever tell you of the time that I was trying to find if a Scintilla magneto was working....and it WAS!!! I swear I saw the spark pass from one eyeball to the other from the inside. 
It hasn't snowed here for 12 hours.
Phil
It hasn't snowed here for 12 hours.
Phil
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Enjoyed the Stag episode, and as already said, those pedals are genius
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I've watched a few of the episodes and they're great. I noticed that the Anglia was switched but unlike the other programme there was no cover-up attempted. The original car was too far gone so another one had to be sourced. I enjoyed the Stag episode. That was crying out for the original Triumph V8 engine.
Toledo Man
1972 Triumph Dolomite 1850 auto (NYE 751L)
2008 Citroen Grand C4 Picasso 2.0 HDi Exclusive (MA08 WCL)
1995 BMW 318i (M265 PNC)
1991 Toyota Celica GT (J481 ONB)
1972 Triumph Dolomite 1850 auto (NYE 751L)
2008 Citroen Grand C4 Picasso 2.0 HDi Exclusive (MA08 WCL)
1995 BMW 318i (M265 PNC)
1991 Toyota Celica GT (J481 ONB)