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Postby sideburn Kid » Sun 11.02.2007, 19:24

all wil know soon 8) :D 8)
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Postby Gary » Sun 11.02.2007, 19:37

You've finished it ? :smt102
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Postby Dico » Sun 11.02.2007, 19:54

You've finished with it? :smt102
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Postby Gary » Sun 11.02.2007, 20:24

:smt039
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Postby Monty » Sun 11.02.2007, 23:26

Yep it`s a real shame :cry:
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Postby Gary » Mon 12.02.2007, 09:11

Obviously not got the staminor (or money) of his dad...
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Postby surfboardfiller » Mon 12.02.2007, 11:48

Gary wrote:Obviously not got the staminor (or money) of his dad...

What's a staminor? I'm guessing it's the small stable in a courtyard :-D
What's happening with the car, is it fixed and ready to go to the spray painter's yet?
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Postby Dico » Mon 12.02.2007, 18:05

Has Elvis left the building?

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Postby Paul.P » Mon 12.02.2007, 19:14

Just to stop the tittle tattling :( , & because i'm aware a lot more than most of how these jobs can mount up !, we took some expert advice at the weekend & managed to put together some costings of complete repair of the car, & without going into detail, it was to much for SBK, so this car will be stripped & put to better use elswhere, which was always our other option anyway.
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Postby sideburn Kid » Mon 12.02.2007, 19:14

there comes a point when you have to sit back and think is spending all this money really worth it, and the answer is no, so there will be a few parts up for sale :( :( :(
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Postby surfboardfiller » Mon 12.02.2007, 20:04

I could have the front end fixed up for about £500 incl Bumper, GRP repair and re spray if that's any help?

Will be a shame to see it taken to pieces.

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Postby sideburn Kid » Mon 12.02.2007, 20:31

thanks for the offer mate but there are other things that i have taken into account with the car, on the plus side we will be able to keep some other cars on the road with parts of off this :)
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Postby surfboardfiller » Mon 12.02.2007, 21:35

sideburn Kid wrote:thanks for the offer mate but there are other things that i have taken into account with the car, on the plus side we will be able to keep some other cars on the road with parts of off this :)


You certainly will, it's a nice looking car especially the interior! :wink:

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Postby Dico » Mon 12.02.2007, 21:41

surferphil wrote: it's a nice looking car especially the interior! :wink:



The interior WILL live on ;-)
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Postby Monty » Tue 13.02.2007, 00:15

surferphil wrote:I could have the front end fixed up for about £500 incl Bumper, GRP repair and re spray if that's any help?

Will be a shame to see it taken to pieces.

Cheers,

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:agree:

Looked to me to be an easy(ish) repair to get her back on the road. :roll:
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Postby Paul.P » Tue 13.02.2007, 08:07

Monty wrote:
surferphil wrote:I could have the front end fixed up for about £500 incl Bumper, GRP repair and re spray if that's any help?

Will be a shame to see it taken to pieces.

Cheers,

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:agree:


Well i don't agree !, & i don't agree because ive got the facts & figures !, & sorry Phil, but you wouldn't buy a clam & bumper for £500, let alone the rest of bits & spray it .
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Postby dapinky » Tue 13.02.2007, 10:42

Paul.P wrote:Well i don't agree !, & i don't agree because ive got the facts & figures !, & sorry Phil, but you wouldn't buy a clam & bumper for £500, let alone the rest of bits & spray it .


Ahh..... but you are failing to account for the fact that Phill is the "fabricator/body man" for the BOLLECKS* boys!

He is a fibreglasser/laminator/etc man by trade (and I know he has a spare bumper under his bed). Having seen the quality of his glass repair works & fabrications, I would think that if he says it can be mended, then it probably can (and to a indistinguishably high standard of vision/strength)

He is also a dab hand with a spray gun!

As he is currently seeking a full-time employment in his (other) chosen field of excellence, this side of his ability tends to remain hidden, but it almost looked like an official estimate/quote to me :wink:

In fact, the only thing that would perhaps put him off is if someone had been daft enough to canibalise any parts of the bodywork with a 24" wood panel saw - but who'd do a thing like that? :roll:
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Postby surfboardfiller » Tue 13.02.2007, 11:52

:agree:
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Postby GeoffSmith » Tue 13.02.2007, 11:59

:agree: If anyone can, FibreglassPhil can.
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Postby stevieshag » Tue 13.02.2007, 13:47

Fibreglassphil i might have a job for ya :!: :!:
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