You'd be better off using a hiab... ... To lift it into a skip :)
That where yours has gone? That why you've not been on here much? :lol:
Christ I wish that ££££ would buff out.
Wheeler dealers would be able to get them to buff out
[QUOTE=500tie;779412]Wheeler dealers would be able to get them to buff out[/QUOTE] Aye, Ed China's a wonder with them!
[QUOTE=Tomcat;779410]Christ I wish that ££££ would buff out.[/QUOTE] You just wish it would buff off your drive!
can u do these also.... [ATTACH=CONFIG]29376[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]29377[/ATTACH] needs an engine too
Nice, though I'm not sure a buffing alone can replace an engine.
[QUOTE=jamesy12345;779423]can u do these also.... [ATTACH=CONFIG]29376[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]29377[/ATTACH] needs an engine too[/QUOTE] Easy. Craig'll sort them ;) I know a blue 480 with an engine that would fit.
:yikes::yikes:Oi!!, stop volunteering me!! lol
T cut is what you want boys, amazing stuff (apparently).
Afternoon with some touch up paint and that would look magnificent.
[QUOTE=Tomcat;779426]:yikes::yikes:Oi!!, stop volunteering me!! lol[/QUOTE] I'm like your pimp! ;)
[QUOTE=Doingitsideways;779407]That where yours has gone? That why you've not been on here much? :lol:[/QUOTE] Find any rust on mine Steve and I'll fix the rust on yours :)
Hmm... Sounds like a challenge to me!
[QUOTE=Doingitsideways;779467]Hmm... Sounds like a challenge to me![/QUOTE] Aluminium bonnet... plastic tailgate... Vinyl wrapped roof... half a ton of paint on everything else... good luck :D
Hehehehe... You've not mentioned the mechanicals underneath..
[QUOTE=Tomcat;779469]Hehehehe... You've not mentioned the mechanicals underneath..[/QUOTE] The ones I've spent the last 5 1/2 years replacing? Clean as mate :)
Damn...lol..
Bit of chicken wire and some dry wall adhesive will do the trick in fact bugger the chicken wire some scrim tape will do just fine
Balls to that. The rate it rusts my trowels if I don't clean them, they'll be worse than they were to start with! Martin: My money's on number plate screws, even if they are under caps. Better get mixing your filler, Mate!
Only posted as a joke.
Turned out to be the hot topic of discussion...
At one in the morning! Lol

Says a lot about this place I think Steve :P
Sod all else going on :)
How very true
[QUOTE=Doingitsideways;779467]Hmm... Sounds like a challenge to me![/QUOTE] You'll find some in behind the wheel arch liners, under the chassis and behind the engine on the bulkhead ;)
[QUOTE=RichT4;779615]You'll find some in behind the wheel arch liners, under the chassis and behind the engine on the bulkhead ;)[/QUOTE] Feel free to have look mate ;) I think some of the brake pipe brackets have a little surface corrosion but I don't call that rust.