vijay

And get a chick for it, makes changing ends a doddle ;) - - - Updated - - - meant chuck

just get them on Ebay, they are a fraction of the cost of the CZP one

I wouldn't waste time thinking of trying to repair the metal swivel plate, never known them to last, so do as Stephen suggested :)

like this one? http://www.epcdata.ru/ don't bother with the English version on that site, not as good. Just right click and use Google or Bing translate :)

Change is a scary thing mate but I really believe you're doing the right thing by taking a chance in life :)

Thought you'd done a forest and just kept running! lol

Hi, Is he a member on here? Did you buy though here? Really hope you get it sorted :)

Been way too busy trying to fix my other car and planning a move ;) I would never touch small Jubilee clips, just never found them up to the job. Spring clips are the way to go :)

for small vac hoses I would use the spring type. Small jubilee clips tend to go D shaped as they tighten. If you need a small and tight clip, use fuel line clips

and if he's got it, I'm going to Palmers Green first thing so could drop it off

Might be able to help, will text you tomorrow if I can :)

Well I only still do 5k's on a treamill so totally got my hat off to you for what you do mate.

Just mad to hear you say that when we all remember what you used to be like lol

You even look like you're enjoying yourself there bud :)

Anyone got one they don't want, couldn't care less what condition it's in but I need to be able to pick it up not too far from London :) Cheers Vijay

Groupon do them again and again, group buy price was around the 35 quid mark IIRC

Really sorry to read this but stuff the car, the main thing is you're still with us :)

It doesn't mention the weight capacity, might be fine for a shell as in the picture but what about a fully loaded car? Also that could be a lot of car to push

Could something like this help? http://www.frost.co.uk/car-autobody-blasting-soda-blaster/automotive-gaskets-sealers-tools/oyltite-stik-seals-oil-leaks-thread-sealer.html

If you look in the workshop manual, it shows you how to adjust the window inwards

Yep, you 100% need a larger compressor

the problem I found with condensation on the inner front window, is when it runs down under the dash and then under that carpet - and then sits there :(

I've always loved the Aston Martin grey and the Merc one in your post looks amazing too! - that would be my choice

heard leaving washing powder down will soak it up.

My mate is in the process of bringing a fibreglass car cover to the market, sadly though it's around 3.5k :(