My Rota GRA (Tarmac 2) 18" Alloys in Steel Grey..... dial up beware !! lol
26 September 2005, 07:12 PM
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Firstly Darren great reply matey 
your getting sharper 
Cheers Jim I've seen you before some where today 
Fingers crossed Cyprus for tomorrow
Sven.... Slammed
I'm well happy with them and it seems everyone else is to no adverse comments as yet unless they are being polite
I drove down the shop this afternoon and when I got back to the carpark found some guy around 60 kneeling on the floor with his glasses up on his forehead having a really close look at one of them he liked them as well
He could not get over the 35 wall on them.
your getting sharper Cheers Jim
I've seen you before some where today Fingers crossed Cyprus for tomorrow
Sven.... Slammed
I'm well happy with them and it seems everyone else is to no adverse comments as yet unless they are being polite
I drove down the shop this afternoon and when I got back to the carpark found some guy around 60 kneeling on the floor with his glasses up on his forehead having a really close look at one of them he liked them as well
He could not get over the 35 wall on them.
26 September 2005, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
....found some guy around 60 kneeling on the floor with his glasses up on his forehead having a really close look....
26 September 2005, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Swen6
Don't be fooled the old git was after your dust caps!!!!
Or was he just helping with yet another polish...? after a 150 yard drive..??
26 September 2005, 09:23 PM
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Si, that looks sweeeeet mate... 
Its absolutely what I would have done with a DBM Classic, its very simple mods which add up to make such a difference. Have you got anything else planned??
What cleaning products do you use??
Tints are very
Cheers,
Grant
Its absolutely what I would have done with a DBM Classic, its very simple mods which add up to make such a difference. Have you got anything else planned??
What cleaning products do you use??
Tints are very
Cheers,
Grant
That hurts !!!!
26 September 2005, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by RS Grant
Si, that looks sweeeeet mate...
Its absolutely what I would have done with a DBM Classic, its very simple mods which add up to make such a difference. Have you got anything else planned??
What cleaning products do you use??
Tints are very
Cheers,
Grant
Its absolutely what I would have done with a DBM Classic, its very simple mods which add up to make such a difference. Have you got anything else planned??
What cleaning products do you use??
Tints are very
Cheers,
Grant
dont encourage him
Simon knows exactly how I feel about him and his bloody projects !!
Si-just got mine back from bodyshop
and a few tweeks are on their way this week, some which you might recoganise
26 September 2005, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by RS Grant
Si, that looks sweeeeet mate...
Its absolutely what I would have done with a DBM Classic, its very simple mods which add up to make such a difference. Have you got anything else planned??
What cleaning products do you use??
Tints are very
Cheers,
Grant
Its absolutely what I would have done with a DBM Classic, its very simple mods which add up to make such a difference. Have you got anything else planned??
What cleaning products do you use??
Tints are very
Cheers,
Grant
other than that it's time for a rest and enjoy what I've got I thought you would approve after seeing what you did with your wagon mine is on a similar line and I'll well pleased with the results.
As for cleaning products well..... it's Swissol all the way here, it may not be cheap but it's quality gear and I have found that it is so concentrated it lasts for ages.
This was the car in Jan this year when I picked it up
And now
It certainly wakes the paintwork up
the only painting I have had is the skirts all around and the front bumper has been sprayed over because of some scrap marks.... the dent man made a big difference making the car much smoother other than that it's been elbow grease
26 September 2005, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by SwissTony
Grant
dont encourage him
Simon knows exactly how I feel about him and his bloody projects !!
Si-just got mine back from bodyshop and a few tweeks are on their way this week, some which you might recoganise
dont encourage him
Simon knows exactly how I feel about him and his bloody projects !!
Si-just got mine back from bodyshop
and a few tweeks are on their way this week, some which you might recoganise A few tweeks
top man plenty of pics for us to check over when your finished Tony have you read through this Clicky not that I would wish to encourage you mind
27 September 2005, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
I always think I'm crap at taking pictures but even I'm enjoying this one
That £95 on the door dent man was well worth it.
That £95 on the door dent man was well worth it.
Dave
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27 September 2005, 09:02 AM
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simon
When I get the chance, I will be posting some pictures of the before and after shots from the bodyshop work. Lets just say she looks
Might have to take up the baton as you say.maybe if you keep getting involved with your mates projects you might forget your own ...as if
Been following that FMIC project with interest, but might have to put that on hold until other things are done.
When I get the chance, I will be posting some pictures of the before and after shots from the bodyshop work. Lets just say she looks
Might have to take up the baton as you say.maybe if you keep getting involved with your mates projects you might forget your own ...as if
Been following that FMIC project with interest, but might have to put that on hold until other things are done.
27 September 2005, 01:08 PM
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Nice one Tony.... I'm looking forward to seeing your thread when you get organised there.
The only trouble fitting a FMIC to a standard engine is it's the package that is needed with it... induction, DV, TEK3 etc etc the bill would be very LARGE
The only trouble fitting a FMIC to a standard engine is it's the package that is needed with it... induction, DV, TEK3 etc etc the bill would be very LARGE
27 September 2005, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by olliecampbell
Wow and i thought your last set were amazing!
That really is an amazing scoob, the paintwork on it is imacculate. Wish mine was the same!
That really is an amazing scoob, the paintwork on it is imacculate. Wish mine was the same!
it's mostly been a lot of cleaning as Si will tell you everytime he has seen it he has noticed a difference in the paintwork.Having the dents removed really notched it up a few pegs to....
27 September 2005, 11:04 PM
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All credit goes to you Si, the car looks 10 times better than when you bought it.
You've choosen the correct bits and not over done it, it really does look "out of the factory" new!!
simb
You've choosen the correct bits and not over done it, it really does look "out of the factory" new!!
simb
27 September 2005, 11:24 PM
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All credit goes to you Si, the car looks 10 times better than when you bought it.
You've choosen the correct bits and not over done it, it really does look "out of the factory" new!!
simb
You've choosen the correct bits and not over done it, it really does look "out of the factory" new!!
simb
Agree, less is always more ,DBM as it should be put the effort in and you get your rewards
Top bananna simon
28 September 2005, 06:39 AM
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Go get yourself some dark blue smooth finish hammerite and paint inside the wheel arches... matches the car really well... just gives the car that overall clean look... plus in the winter when it gets shi**y it washes off nice and easy...
28 September 2005, 12:47 PM
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