Everything posted by Joely P
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Here finally!!
Hypothetically speaking Chris, if Garry was to offer you a full refund, would you take it?
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window tint
Can you take a picture of your t top from the inside, looking up?
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Project Purple
18x19 et35 rear and 18x17 et30 front? [emoji1]
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Life is just so hard..........
Looks lurvleee [emoji482][emoji483]
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Oil + Filter change £15.
At least you have a service schedule, I'm sure many don't!
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Boxhill to Brighton Sunday 18th Septemeber
I'm working unfortunately [emoji17]
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Classic and Sports cars by the lake 2016-updates
Sorry I couldn't make this guys, we ended up going away for a week at the end of the school holidays and didn't get back until late. The cars look great [emoji41][emoji106]
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A question about seats
I agree, spend the money/time elsewhere [emoji106]
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Classic and sports cars by the lake REGISTRATIONS
I have mine, still on the fence for attendance though.
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Rare parts thread
Never heard of that as an option? Surely someone has just put mirror film on those targas?
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Richie's "Blue Thunder" Build Thread!!
Awesome!
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Haynes meet - Sunday 11th September
Sorry dude, I'm working [emoji17]
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Happy Birthday groover
Belated Birthday wishes matey.
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Another 3.0 v6 twin turbo.........
lovely jubbly :thumbup1:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
RPS Max Street (silver casing) with an RPS Flywheel [emoji106]
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Full re-spray - Recommendations
Somewhere between £500 to £10,000+ depending on where you take it and what needs doing.
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Thank you mr postman
Great idea, I like that.
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Z32s at auction
TwinZ diffuser :cool2:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
Great, I didn't get any sugar.
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
I've been saying that for over 10 years!!
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The Carbon Fibre Thread
Are you using a peel ply and a breather inside the bag?
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The Carbon Fibre Thread
I don't manufacture parts or work with moulds but I have done plenty of composite repairs to damaged components that required a vacuum whilst curing. Even using the best materials available the vacuum is source is constant throughout the cure time. I've always done it using a compressor, a regulated vacuum valve and a gauge at the opposite end. I take it you have been switching that pump off after achieving the vacuum? Maybe you should try switching it on every so often to ensure the vacuum is constant and install a gauge to monitor it.
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Boxhill to Brighton 14th August
#~*~cough-~^ 17th September *•¥~cough(!)
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Failed MOT on Carbon Monoxide emissions
What was wrong with the car in the end?
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my build thread
Will you be reinstalling a pin stripe into the swage line Dan?