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by Gary » Sun 04.02.2007, 20:24
Didn't see you stripping down on Friday ?
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by Monty » Sun 04.02.2007, 20:28
Good to see that u`r putting it back on the road, think u got yourself a good buy. Will this be ready for Donny?
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by sideburn Kid » Sun 04.02.2007, 20:32
Gary wrote:Didn't see you stripping down on Friday ?
some one has to make drinks and make lunch any way dads happy when hes playing
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by sideburn Kid » Sun 04.02.2007, 20:35
Monty wrote:Good to see that u'r putting it back on the road, think u got yourself a good buy. Will this be ready for Donny?
affraid not, but should be ready for late summer i want to get it right and not skimp and stuff so not going to rush

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by Paul.P » Sun 04.02.2007, 22:38
sideburn Kid wrote: i want to get it right and not skimp and stuff so not going to rush

I'll remind you of these words !

JPS M100 was built from bare chassis up to create one off M100 in the mould of JPS Team Lotus
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by Monty » Mon 05.02.2007, 00:04
Seems a fairly easy fix, all bolt on stuff.
Might be worth having a word with jimbob who bought Dico`s clam and bumper
Have u had the engine running?
what about the light pods?
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by sideburn Kid » Mon 05.02.2007, 08:21
Monty wrote:Seems a fairly easy fix, all bolt on stuff.
Might be worth having a word with jimbob who bought Dico's clam and bumper
Have u had the engine running?
what about the light pods?
its all about the money, were not as rich as you lot up north, the engine is sweet first click, the drivers side pod need a little work few little cracks but apart from that there ok, just waiting for dico crash structure now .

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by stevo » Mon 05.02.2007, 11:13
its not as bad as it looks, you should have her back on the road soon.
i love the site of a driveway covered in tools and car bits but what do you have the saw out for?

arancio baby! thats italian for orange! i think?
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by surfboardfiller » Mon 05.02.2007, 18:31
Kid, your bonnet and lightpods look as thought they survived nicely, clamshell looks fixable and I still have a spare bumper for sale.
I have a bonnet catch and striker spare (Jimbob bought my bonnet but didn't) need them, if you need them you can have them?
Really nice to see someone putting a nice car back on the road!!
Cheers,
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by sideburn Kid » Mon 05.02.2007, 19:35
stevo wrote:its not as bad as it looks, you should have her back on the road soon.
i love the site of a driveway covered in tools and car bits but what do you have the saw out for?

dad thought it would be easier to cut away some bits, and after all dad knows best

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by sideburn Kid » Mon 05.02.2007, 19:38
surfer - Phil wrote:Kid, your bonnet and lightpods look as thought they survived nicely, clamshell looks fixable and I still have a spare bumper for sale.
I have a bonnet catch and striker spare (Jimbob bought my bonnet but didn't) need them, if you need them you can have them?
Really nice to see someone putting a nice car back on the road!!
Cheers,
Phil
drivers side pod needs a little work, bonnet needs work as both top edges are broken, i might get somebody to have a look at clamshell for me

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by surfboardfiller » Mon 05.02.2007, 19:51
sideburn Kid wrote:drivers side pod needs a little work, bonnet needs work as both top edges are broken, i might get somebody to have a look at clamshell for me

Shame your not near by or I could have poped over to sort it for you.

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by sideburn Kid » Mon 05.02.2007, 19:57
thanks for the offer mate, ive had a few prices for spraying so i will ask to see what it would cost to repair to buying new parts

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by sideburn Kid » Tue 06.02.2007, 20:54
dico and dad have been round tonite with new crash structure it fitted straight on which is good news

so just waiting for clam and bumper now

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by Gary » Sun 11.02.2007, 08:19
Must be nearly finished by now

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by Dico » Sun 11.02.2007, 09:08
4+ hours stuck in a damp bucket seat with a mad Irishman at the wheel - Deep joy!!!!
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by Gary » Sun 11.02.2007, 09:31
Expect they've had loads of parts of you Dico

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by Gary » Sun 11.02.2007, 18:39
I'm sure there is something we aren't being told

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by Dico » Sun 11.02.2007, 19:09
Some of us know

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