Posted: Tue Apr 21, 15 12:11 pm
Cos I can . 
Most excellent!charger01 wrote:Cos I can .
What can I sell you then???
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Posted: Tue Apr 21, 15 12:31 pm
What can I sell you then???
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 15 12:50 pm
The paint is crap Pete so I want to do something with it. Vin code says it was a triple black car so my heart says paint it black. All the panels are arrow straight with zero rust. May even look into wrapping it.
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 15 8:26 pm
My vin licking tendancies come out so quickly on these threads....back to black with original wheels for me.....but I am very boring
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 15 6:57 am
It looks good on the picture in black with the wheels.
I had similar wheels on my Tahoo 20", gave it that different look.
I had similar wheels on my Tahoo 20", gave it that different look.
Posted: Thu May 14, 15 12:12 pm
I like that Ali 
. First time down the M.o.t station with this car this morning , flew through the test then broke down on the way home. I replaced the fuel filter last night as it looked old .Started up fine this morning, drove 2miles to the garage. On the way home I pull up at the lights & it stalled. Pushed it around the corner with some help from other motorists. I popped the bonnet & the fuel filter is empty. Put £20 in it an hour ago , so as I didn't have any tools with me I phoned the AA . 35mins later patrol turns up, sucks fuel back through & we are back in business. Must have introduced an airlock I reckon. A.A followed me home with no other issues .
. First time down the M.o.t station with this car this morning , flew through the test then broke down on the way home. I replaced the fuel filter last night as it looked old .Started up fine this morning, drove 2miles to the garage. On the way home I pull up at the lights & it stalled. Pushed it around the corner with some help from other motorists. I popped the bonnet & the fuel filter is empty. Put £20 in it an hour ago , so as I didn't have any tools with me I phoned the AA . 35mins later patrol turns up, sucks fuel back through & we are back in business. Must have introduced an airlock I reckon. A.A followed me home with no other issues .Posted: Sat May 16, 15 11:39 am
Dont know if you get it Ade but there's a write up on a 67 Bonneville in this months Classic American. He's running white walls which look good against the white car and PMD (Pontiac Motor Division) centre caps. I know it's a later model but thought it might be of interest.
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 15 12:48 am
Ey oop
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 15 1:12 am
one of your last posts said, you might get it wrapped, that's one of the best wraps I've seen, makes it look like a different car altogether
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 15 11:45 am
is that yours now Ade??
was at Didsbury last weekend ...
i remember you asked if i had seen it at Krispy Kreme Manchester a while back ...
was at Didsbury last weekend ...
i remember you asked if i had seen it at Krispy Kreme Manchester a while back ...
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 15 3:48 pm
Yes Simon Needs a few things sorting out yet.
Needs a few things sorting out yet.Posted: Sat Jul 18, 15 6:28 pm
Is this in addition too, or has the Bonnet gone Ade?
Always like the 78 (smokey) Trans Ams.........
Always like the 78 (smokey) Trans Ams.........
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 15 7:30 pm
Bonneville has gone Dave. Heart wasn't in it. Wanted to try a full size car but realised it wasn't for me .
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 15 9:51 pm
charger01 wrote:Bonneville has gone Dave. Heart wasn't in it. Wanted to try a full size car but realised it wasn't for me .
...understandable. Plenty of great muscle cars for you to work through yet mate! Posted: Mon Jul 20, 15 6:44 am
Nice one Ade,