Bye Bye!!

 

 

apparently.........fell apart as soon as the kit was off.lol!

Rust In Peace :thumbup:

am sure they can fix her up !

wow. thats some rust.

 

its amazing what a bodykit can cover up.

 

i guess tt subframes and diffs are worth nothing these days. shame as ive got two spares.

am sure they can fix her up !

 

yeah they could have fixed it for around 5k. but that bill would have surely went through the roof once the kit was off and all that was revealed!

 

Just shows your what bodykits do hide! no matter how clean you think your car is.

:shock::eek:

 

dan.:sad:

dibs on the rear discs and offside wing mirror :hyper: :rofl:

dibs on the rear discs and offside wing mirror :hyper: :rofl:

 

that will be £200 please.:sailor:

yeah they could have fixed it for around 5k. but that bill would have surely went through the roof once the kit was off and all that was revealed!

 

Just shows your what bodykits do hide! no matter how clean you think your car is.

 

Which is why bodykits are a bad idea to a degree.

Still think the majority of UK cars are rusty trouble, the daily driver UK cars that are 17+years old have being subjected to a life time of naff weather.

 

This is not to offend any UK 300 owners though, I know there are still some cherished minters around.

And some Jap spec cars have been in the UK for nearly 10 years, those that have and been daily driven may be heading the same way.

And then you have Fanny's - like me who have a fresh import and hide it away in anything other than fine weather!

Just had my 3rd mot since owning it, done only 4k since the last, tester said was like new underneath. Shame about the smokey tubs though!

Edited June 13, 201015 yr by turbocraigy
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that will be £200 please.:sailor:

 

b a r g a i n

The one i have now is like new underneath and is my daily:D!

The one i have now is like new underneath and is my daily:D![/quote

 

 

If your going to use it daily in all weathers, get it really well waxoiled or similar underneath and remove arch liners do behind those as well -give the car a fighting chance and remember they are a product of the 90's.

Todays cars seem to be much more corrosion resistant.

Damn! Look at that rust!!!

Damn! Look at that rust!!!

 

Where?? i cant see any:surrender:

 

ahhhhhhhhh now i see it, you photoshop my car in a forrest there.lol!!

The one i have now is like new underneath and is my daily:D![/quote

 

 

If your going to use it daily in all weathers, get it really well waxoiled or similar underneath and remove arch liners do behind those as well -give the car a fighting chance and remember they are a product of the 90's.

Todays cars seem to be much more corrosion resistant.

 

 

todays cars are just as bad if you ask me, a mates 2002 ford focus failed on corrosion to the sills, and alot of 2000 vectras, corsa's, fiestas etc.. are suffering badly from rot already. so for zed to last 15 years is pretty good, let alone 20 years,

ooopppss :oops: didnt mean to shout! ^^

 

 

todays cars are just as bad if you ask me, a mates 2002 ford focus failed on corrosion to the sills, and alot of 2000 vectras, corsa's, fiestas etc.. are suffering badly from rot already. so for zed to last 15 years is pretty good, let alone 20 years,

 

It makes no sense to have bodypanels that have a non-finite life for mass production cars. If you made cars that never rusted or broke down, there would be no demands for new vehicles. Car companies could make vehicles that would last 50 years, but it would make no sense.

Edited June 13, 201015 yr by FunkySi

It makes no sense to have bodypanels that have a non-finite life for mass production cars. If you made cars that never rusted or broke down, there would be no demands for new vehicles. Car companies could make vehicles that would last 50 years, but it would make no sense.

 

Agreed same as the electronics industry and we all know what manufacturer got the worst vote for poor appliance life-span :/

Edited June 13, 201015 yr by ck300z

Agreed same as the electronics industry and we all know what manufacturer got the worst vote for poor appliance life-span :/

 

i dont?lol.

It was suprisingly Samsung that faired badly touch wood i've had a Samsung vhs going for 7 years lol!

I haven't had a VCR for years. I broke every single one I ever had. Probably due to overuse of the 'Pause' button.

VHS. Get with the times.lol!

Well atleast my 'rust free' zed is offto the scrappy to be gone with, pitty as it looks a cracker.lol!

I haven't had a VCR for years. I broke every single one I ever had. Probably due to overuse of the 'Pause' button.

 

watching some cheap porno and you had to pause for a good bit untill you where finished.................so you must have done that about 10times a day, so 70times a week, that button got a good workout.lol!

I haven't had a VCR for years. I broke every single one I ever had. Probably due to overuse of the 'Pause' button.

 

lol i have an old ferguson videostar in the attic one of the first front loaders ! all the button writing is in tact apart from that one

 

VHS. Get with the times.lol!

Well atleast my 'rust free' zed is offto the scrappy to be gone with, pitty as it looks a cracker.lol!

 

You mean there is something better? :blink: