First good Swissoling of this year
01 March 2004, 04:12 PM
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First good Swissoling of this year
....scrubbed up quite well for an old 'un,hasn't she?
particularly when you consider the poor old thing was under 6'' snow on friday.
Cheers,Jon
particularly when you consider the poor old thing was under 6'' snow on friday.
Cheers,Jon
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01 March 2004, 05:09 PM
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Lucky b@stard !!!!!
Here it's freezing cold (Belgium), 0 degrees and I'm still waiting for better weather to start using my SwissolMasterkit....
I noticed that you mention Antwerpen, would that maybe be Deurne, near the channel, were all that industrie is (Solo factory ?)
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Here it's freezing cold (Belgium), 0 degrees and I'm still waiting for better weather to start using my SwissolMasterkit....
I noticed that you mention Antwerpen, would that maybe be Deurne, near the channel, were all that industrie is (Solo factory ?)
Creepy
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Forest,that Swissol stuff is bluddy amazing
and no it doesn't leave any white chalky deposits anywhere!
Creepy,you're dead right mate,those pics were taken in Duerne/Merksem.
Along side the canal just up from the swing bridge,that wasn't you in a silver classic who went bombing past our workshop a couple of times the other week was it?
Jon
and no it doesn't leave any white chalky deposits anywhere!
Creepy,you're dead right mate,those pics were taken in Duerne/Merksem.
Along side the canal just up from the swing bridge,that wasn't you in a silver classic who went bombing past our workshop a couple of times the other week was it?
Jon
01 March 2004, 07:19 PM
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Yeah, I use that road as a shortcut, , in stead of the Ring-way.
Are you there this week ? If so, I would certanly make a stop there...
Creepy
, in stead of the Ring-way.Are you there this week ? If so, I would certanly make a stop there...
Creepy
01 March 2004, 07:25 PM
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....absolutely stunning car
It's precisely this style of scoob that got me into them in the first place!
cool PIAAs too
It's precisely this style of scoob that got me into them in the first place!
cool PIAAs too
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01 March 2004, 09:09 PM
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Fantastic pic's M8
Just love this RB5 which brakes are on her jon,Have you got an interior pic m8
and please checkout my 03 pic's under my name.Hope u can make it with her to the NBO2.Keep me informed in the future if she goes up for sale.
and please checkout my 03 pic's under my name.Hope u can make it with her to the NBO2.Keep me informed in the future if she goes up for sale.
01 March 2004, 09:23 PM
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thanks for all the favourable comments
jabbroni,I've got the Godspeed 355 kit on the fronts,with drilled/grooved Godspeed std replacements on the rears.
I'm going to try and make it to the NBO2(work allowing)as I think the RB5 guys are planning a bit of a get together
...and as requested a pic of the interior,well the dash anyway
Jon
jabbroni,I've got the Godspeed 355 kit on the fronts,with drilled/grooved Godspeed std replacements on the rears.
I'm going to try and make it to the NBO2(work allowing)as I think the RB5 guys are planning a bit of a get together
...and as requested a pic of the interior,well the dash anyway
Jon
03 March 2004, 09:05 PM
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What swissol products do you use on your scoob Elmer Fudpucker?
see -
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=307277
Thanks
see -
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=307277
Thanks
04 March 2004, 07:00 PM
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Phil,mark,yeah looking fwd to the RB5 national meet
Scoo8by mad....about 6 months ago I went over it with a swissol clay bar,followed by the paint cleanser,then waxed it using the samouri wax.
Then,after washing it once a week since,I've just re-done it with the samouri wax...well worth the initial outlay,hope that helps
Talizman,I've seen your car for sale(looks a minter)....Oh,go on then,as a matter of interest
How much would it would it be worth + cash for yours?
36k FSSH + brand new wheels,not even fitted yet
Jon
Scoo8by mad....about 6 months ago I went over it with a swissol clay bar,followed by the paint cleanser,then waxed it using the samouri wax.
Then,after washing it once a week since,I've just re-done it with the samouri wax...well worth the initial outlay,hope that helps
Talizman,I've seen your car for sale(looks a minter)....Oh,go on then,as a matter of interest
How much would it would it be worth + cash for yours?
36k FSSH + brand new wheels,not even fitted yet
Jon
