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I was on the same stand as the Kobra at the show. It really is good. I wasn't convinced by the pictures but once you see it somehow it just works.
Looks great! Just out of interest, what's the ball-park cost of the paint job? I'm debating whether to replace the body on my Fisher Fury (so can pick a gel coat colour), or fix the issues with the current body and get it sprayed.
~£1250 - £2500 for paint. Mine was the lower end of that range and was primer, paint and the clear coat
bugger! Easy to replace that section or will it have to be a filler job?
car = perfect.
dent - aggghh - i feel your pain.
Single piece cast from the doors backwards. Should unbolt and re-bolt.
Mine was the prototype so let's hope the regular kit is an exact match. My concern is that I think he changed the boot aperture.
1 years planning and 1 weeks driving 🙁
fibreglass, yeah? get down the nearest marina and see who does the repairs there
EDIT: ffs indeed
underbody seal/dinitrol/waxoil etc??? (if a newer car needs this??)
I'd have hit the ****ing roof!
How did she do it?
Similar thing happened to a mate of mine. Converted a 1.8 mk2 gti golf into 2.9vr6. Less than a week on the road iirc and some ditsy cow 'forgot to break'...
is this an ideal time to trade it in perhaps??
http://www.rmauctions.com/lots/lot.cfm?lot_id=1066532
Bugger - missed the auction
At least she was nice enough to admit guilt in the same email as she sent her insurance details.
Tyres were muddy from visiting Avon Tyrrell where we hold the Big Bike Bash each year. I wanted to see what they had been spending the money on that raised last year. Pretty impressive really, yes, there was other funding beyond the Big Bike Bash money but still.
Old boat house and toilet
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New boat house with toilets storage, six showers...
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Looks awesome, shame about that "dozy cah" hitting it. I'd love something fun like this but need practicality and efficiency for the commute 🙁
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It is watertight with the roof up.
You can fit a grandfather clock in the passenger side with the roof down.
It does mid-30's mpg
Practical and efficient 😉
Bugger! Looked brilliant in the before dozy cow photos!
but need practicality and efficiency for the commute
You can fit a grandfather clock in the passenger side
*wonders what _tom_'s job is*
nice boat house , but where are we going to watch the lake jump now ?


