For a long time now I wanted a SWB TT manual I now have one:dance: Got the plane over to Stansted with my son and met the owner of a 93 series2 swb tt he had owned it for 6 years doing very little miles and garaged in winter.It is in very standered form except it is chiped and jetted to 350 bhp and UK Nissan alloys on the rear,58k timming belt done by Jeff?(along with chip jets and uk clocks)New Nissan shocks and clutch remote locking and immobiliser and fitted tracker, interior is like new everthing works as it should and feck can it go:w00t: 2nd and 3rd gear is sooooo fast it scared me but I think I will get used to it:lol:. After buying the zed we went up to see Jeff at Zedworld to buy one of his one piece propshafts well that was the plan but with no satnav and my navigator sleeping I got lost in Tamworth so many times I was giving up the will to live:no: Jeff had already left but his good wife was there and came to rescue me, thank you Linda so after a cup of tea and new prop in the boot we left for Hollyhead got the 9 30 ferry for Dublin and then drove to Belfast 430 miles later I had my new baby home and it drove perfect all the way.It is now tucked up in the garage for some fine fetteling. Here are some pics and when I have it cleaned to my spec I will post some better ones.

Beautiful example

Thanks guys love all the comments and will reward you with more pics when I have polished it to death:tooth:

Thanks guys love all the comments and will reward you with more pics when I have polished it to death:tooth:

 

Its not that good :lol::lol:

Very clean looking car well done!

lovely car mate those pics at h&w take me back to my childhood days growing up on the newtonards road.

lovely car mate those pics at h&w take me back to my childhood days growing up on the newtonards road.

 

Thanks Omar and yes those two cranes (Golith and Samson) are seen all over East Belfast and are still very much in use but not so much ship building more oilrigs and of shore wind turbines

Fantastic news, looks like a great purchase and always worth travelling the country (well several!) to get the right car :)

Fantastic news, looks like a great purchase and always worth travelling the country (well several!) to get the right car :)

 

Thanks Nick probely cost me about £400 to get it back to Belfast but well worth it,I asked a lot of questions and got extra photos before I desided to make the trip so I was certain what I was looking at.