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Posted: Fri Feb 01, 13 9:01 pm
by Mossy68
My first thought was how did it pass ?
I think Carl is right on this one.
Priced up some new ones with side light in £40 each. Not too pricey and it means I can loose the 2 land rover things in my bumper !!!!!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 13 9:23 pm
by Carl
Ah yes I didnt notice them before, keep em and hide a couple of cannons behind em
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 13 9:59 pm
by Mossy68
Funny you should say that Carl.
Got told it looked like a bank robbers car today !!!!
My trucks apparently one that a murderer drives !!!
And when I put my pic on the faces to names thread Dave likens me to something off crimewatch !!!!!!
Identity crisis !
Perhaps I should go the cop car look to balance the 'karma'
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 13 11:01 pm
by drewcrane
Coupla spots and you are looking like a Fed/cop car for sure
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 13 11:20 pm
by Mossy68
drewcrane wrote:Coupla spots and you are looking like a Fed/cop car for sure
No chance Drew !!!!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 13 11:50 pm
by Steve
Go on Gary....you do yours and I will do mine....honest !!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 13 11:54 pm
by Mossy68
Steve wrote:Go on Gary....you do yours and I will do mine....honest !!
No Steve.
These are the traits used by previous 'more door' owners to gain acceptance !
We are stronger
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 13 12:06 am
by Steve
I feel violated Gary!....Ive obviously been groomed in my subconcious at some point whilst watching re runs of 'Cannon' and 'Hawaii 5-0'
How about a taxi then......
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 13 8:24 am
by Pete
Nah!!!
If you are going the Moredoor Cop Car route, it has to be a "C" Body Monaco - as per the Blues Brothers. Absolutely Iconic.
I am sure we could find someone with a shotgun to blow your rear screen in
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 13 4:40 pm
by Mossy68
Quite like the taxi !!!!
Good day today. Headers booked in for Monday. Money back on sender.
Adjusted lights as far left as possible don't know if its going to be enough. We shall see !
Fixed wipers. Link arm had popped off drivers side. Easy to get to. ( result!!!)
The plastic clip had splayed and wasn't clipping in groove. Small zip tie. Sorted!(and of course a squirt of Gibbs to moving parts )
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 13 11:19 pm
by Steve
Good work Gary, starting to find youre way round her eh!
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 13 6:24 pm
by Mossy68
Headers got fitted today by Flow Tech.
It came to a little more than quoted but I did get them to line the whole lot up again as it was knocking on the chassis rail and even exited out of line !!!!
Really pleased with the job they done.
Sounds lovely !!!!!!
Oh. Thanks Carl for running me down there
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 13 6:41 pm
by Steve
Nice one Gary! Did they put bends in one continuous tube or weld angles together? Was it a complete custom jobbie? Did they have many issues with the headers??
Cheers Steve
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 13 8:03 pm
by Dave81
Mossy68 wrote:Headers got fitted today by Flow Tech.
It came to a little more than quoted but I did get them to line the whole lot up again as it was knocking on the chassis rail and even exited out of line !!!!
Really pleased with the job they done.
Sounds lovely !!!!!!
Oh. Thanks Carl for running me down there
C'mon Gary you should by Now..........
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 13 8:20 pm
by Mossy68
Dave81 wrote:Mossy68 wrote:Headers got fitted today by Flow Tech.
It came to a little more than quoted but I did get them to line the whole lot up again as it was knocking on the chassis rail and even exited out of line !!!!
Really pleased with the job they done.
Sounds lovely !!!!!!
Oh. Thanks Carl for running me down there
C'mon Gary you should by Now..........
You and your pics Dave ....
Get some soon.
Steve. The headers were Hedman jobbies
Apparently bit of a sod to fit. Starter off. Steering linkage etc. no probs with oil filter. Oh he got a soaking from the end header bolts ! ( should have warned him. Then again he should have known ? Perhaps he forgot !!! )
One pipe is tight to 2 ht leads but I think that was the case before. Post some pics when I can chaps