Post a picture of your car here, part 3 (Quote A Photo, GET A 24 HOUR BAN!!!)

sean1141

Quazzie wrote: »

A Gora is a Bora with a Golf front end whereas a Bolf is a Golf with a Bora front end.


Or I might have mixed them up. There is a difference though.

Did they sell bora estates here or in the uk?
I know you could get a golf but always thought the likes of the above were golfs with a bora front end so a bolf!

barone

my two sisters together

CianRyan

I was only looking at those two the other night, on TOC was it?

barone

yup,on toc

GvidoR

puddinboxxx wrote: »

all of the above

It looks like a Golf estate, so it must be a Bolf.

Golf with Bora front = Bolf
Bora with Golf front = Gora

I am thinking to do my Bora as a Gora...

CianRyan

Only makes sense, lads. The front end takes the first letter.

MuppetCheck

sean1141 wrote: »

Did they sell bora estates here or in the uk?
I know you could get a golf but always thought the likes of the above were golfs with a bora front end so a bolf!

There's was a Bora estate but it was LHD only.

Toyotafanboi

done some work at the civics rusty rear wings yesterday

i know its not the correct repair really, more a masking job. its not perfect by any means but for a €30 cost in my front yard on a sunny day i'm pretty pleased.

CianRyan

Nothing like a bit of Bog.

GvidoR

Great job, although it should have been more like €15 - €20

Toyotafanboi

GvidoR wrote: »

Great job, although it should have been more like €15 - €20

It was €8 for 500g of P38, €14 for a 500ml rattle can of my colour code, €6 for lacquer... thought that wasn't too bad and i'm a tight **** :pac:

Wheres My ForkandKnife

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

It was €8 for 500g of P38, €14 for a 500ml rattle can of my colour code, €6 for lacquer... thought that wasn't too bad and i'm a tight **** :pac:

Things must be tight when two of you are discussing whether the job should have cost €15 or €30:)

Either way it looks a hell of a lot better than before.

yop

The ST is polished and read for Donedeal - said I would fire up a few pics of it.
Got a good wash and polish.

Hope they are at the right angle and that, am no expert with a camera

GvidoR

Wheres My ForkandKnife wrote: »

Things must be tight when two of you are discussing whether the job should have cost €15 or €30:)

Either way it looks a hell of a lot better than before.

They sure are. You have to eat noodles for a few days after an expense like this.

MetzgerMeister

What's next yopster?

yop

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

What's next yopster?

Sin é

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=84038917&postcount=5962

GvidoR

Not 3 bad, yopster. I see you've got red calipers for extra 25 KiloWatts.

BTW, the bonnet isn't closed properly

yop

GvidoR wrote: »

Not 3 bad, yopster. I see you've got red calipers for extra 25 KiloWatts.

BTW, the bonnet isn't closed properly

Extra air intake with it open, I get the young lad to sit out there and keep it down on the motorway

Wheres My ForkandKnife

yop wrote: »

The ST is polished and read for Donedeal - said I would fire up a few pics of it.
Got a good wash and polish.

Hope they are at the right angle and that, am no expert with a camera

I'm no expert either but I think the photos are excellent although maybe the last two are a little too far away for a donedeal ad.

Car looks great btw

yop

Wheres My ForkandKnife wrote: »

I'm no expert either but I think the photos are excellent although maybe the last two are a little too far away for a donedeal ad.

Car looks great btw

Thanks v much. Ya, tried to mimic what I saw on other sites with them.

dgt

Testing out the I-phoney in some of lesser spotted Meath..... Yeah it took me this long how to figure out uploading

cplwhisper

my kia.jpg

For Forks Sake

Picked this up today, S60 D5, fully loaded. I'll take some proper pics, and go mad with the Back To Black, over the weekend, this was taken in midday sun at the M4 services.

MetzgerMeister

FFS - for your plastic trim, you're wasting money with back to black or any of those silicone sprays. Get Gtechniq permanent trim restorer from www.cleancar.ie and you'll have those trim pieces black for years to come without having to do it again every week

goz83

Back from the paint shop today. Used to be baby blue with white roof.

For Forks Sake

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

FFS - for your plastic trim, you're wasting money with back to black or any of those silicone sprays. Get Gtechniq permanent trim restorer from www.cleancar.ie and you'll have those trim pieces black for years to come without having to do it again every week

I'm all in favour of things that require minimal work.

Dord

+1 on the gtechniq stuff!

here's a before and after on mine from last year. Two applications on the strip above and none on the little circle piece.

For Forks Sake

Will definately get some of that. Do any retail outlets stock it, or is it online only?

Ardennes1944

cleancar.ie its expensive and when you see the bottle (15ml) you'll freak out, til you use it
One bottle has done all my old cars trim, my current, and 2 other cars and theres still some left, no need to re-do.
Only thing is....the plastic will be so dark you'll have to get a DA then to make the paint as black

Dord

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Will definately get some of that. Do any retail outlets stock it, or is it online only?

I bought it from cleancar.ie. T'was delivered quite quickly. I don't think any shops carry it.

Be careful not to spill it!!! I spilled the last half of mine. It's so small and quite easy to knock over.