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Princess HLS wrote: »
Lovely cars - I really like what you did with the reg plates.Genealogy Forum Mod
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I did this before as a test to see how it would look with my Chevette (83KY) and at shows a surprising number of people came up to me and said it looked wrong on a year plate, so i went back to the original black on white. I cant make up my mind if i like it or not!Lovely cars - I really like what you did with the reg plates.
Some hassle getting the letters to match, and i still didnt get it quite right.
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Princess HLS wrote: »My four classic motors plus one scrap car for spares!
Have you been to a Doctor with that illness you have there:D.You have a bad case of princessiitits.You wouldnt find many mentions of the condition in the medical journals, because its so rare:).You really are a through fan, well done;).carchaeologist wrote: »I did this before as a test to see how it would look with my Chevette (83KY) and at shows a surprising number of people came up to me and said it looked wrong on a year plate, so i went back to the original black on white. I cant make up my mind if i like it or not!
Some hassle getting the letters to match, and i still didnt get it quite right.
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To me that plate does not look right, IMO you should go back to the black.0 -
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1979 Reliant Scimitar (SE6a).... i bought this car yesterday... the car is in rough condition, but i really love it! especially the sound... i just wait when it will break down
Congratulations with that. There's a guy that actually goes to trackdays with his. It's a fairly simple car, so if it breaks down, it should be easy to fix.
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The oil is leaking from the top of the engine.. probably the head gasket is gone (today it made a very unpleasant puffy sound when i was waiting for the green light), there is a ding in the windscreen, wipers are working occasionally, it needs a new paintjob and the driver's seat need to be repaired. The passenger's door is not possible to open from inside and it need a new pair of headlights. The steering wheel and gearknob isnt original (same as air filter) ... i think after some time and money spent on this car it will be a sweet ride one day..
.....ahh just a few hours work...........sure who needs perfection anyway !!
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quattro777 wrote: »Who's is the Fiat 130 Coupe in the backround? they are gorgeous
.........exactly what I was thinking. Not too many around these here parts. They were rust buckets but a glorious car to look at and to listen too, never drove one through.
I recall two Irish reg's ones around Dublin in the early 80's, a beige one and that classy metallic blue colour.0 -
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John, Paddys day is out the window for me... I managed to strip the threads on not 1 but 2 wheel studs the other day when bleeding my very spongy brakes! I've ordered new ones from Summit but I'm sure it will be Friday at the soonest before I have them. Unless of course you know somewhere I could get them here in Dublin? Then I'll be up for it!
Summit are very quick - you might have them sooner than you think!
On a side note, my 7.7 block should be delivered in the morning!
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I will be picking this up in a couple of weeks. Advertisement