Posted: Sat Jan 13, 07 6:22 pm
& when you do find the allen key,the head sheares off & it's time to get the drill bits out 
Thats after you've used 5 gallons of WD40
Thats after you've used 5 gallons of WD40
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Posted: Sat Jan 13, 07 7:05 pm
Luckily mine undone
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 07 7:14 pm
Craig,considering all the luck you've had with the motor whats taken you soooo long.
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 07 7:16 pm
The thing that has made it take sooo long is the thing that holds us all back, £££££££££ 
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 07 9:00 pm
Hold on - time out...
The glass/top hinge comes out fine. The bottom bit that holds the glass (central pivot) is held in by a split pin I think that is below the top of the door. Only way to get to it is to remove the whole window winding frame...
Hold on, I'll post a pic of the bit...
The glass/top hinge comes out fine. The bottom bit that holds the glass (central pivot) is held in by a split pin I think that is below the top of the door. Only way to get to it is to remove the whole window winding frame...
Hold on, I'll post a pic of the bit...
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 1:47 pm
Time for an update. Although I realize you are probably sick of pics by now... !
Took some pics of my winters work that show all the lovely rebuilt front end (very pleased with the valence which the local paint shop did 3 times to try and mix a colour match). Chrome work I am really really pleased with. Car is much closer to the look I wanted now.
Ongoing I move onto things like bushes, leaks and electrical gremlins... Is it me or are these cars never ending ?
Took some pics of my winters work that show all the lovely rebuilt front end (very pleased with the valence which the local paint shop did 3 times to try and mix a colour match). Chrome work I am really really pleased with. Car is much closer to the look I wanted now.
Ongoing I move onto things like bushes, leaks and electrical gremlins... Is it me or are these cars never ending ?
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 2:10 pm
Nice car fella 
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 2:21 pm
...for a prototype 70 right ?
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 2:26 pm
Nope. Nice car plain n simple. A compliment with no strings attached mate
Although you have hit the nail on the head 
Although you have hit the nail on the head
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 3:02 pm
Lookin good Morgs
Take no notice of Clive, 68 was obviously the prototype for the 69 (tho I prefer the prototype )
Anyway... where was that last pic taken - your front drive? or over Ashridge way?
Take no notice of Clive, 68 was obviously the prototype for the 69
(tho I prefer the prototype )Anyway... where was that last pic taken - your front drive? or over Ashridge way?
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 3:45 pm
Yep - Ashridge (the 3rd one) - Monument drive. Well recognized... (clearly not on a Sunday though it would be heaving ! )
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 5:19 pm
Ahridge, I thought I recognised the location! Smashing banger old son!
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 07 5:46 pm
nice looking 68 you have there Morgan