Roofs on
- Werner Van Loock
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Hi werner, i thought about it but quickly realised by next spring it will be in a hell of a mess, and all the hard work by the previous owner will be ruined, so i have taken the decision to spend my performance budget on a 16' square garage( or as it will be known my R&D workshop) so brakes etc will have to wait for the moment, but it was a no brainer not to, the garage goes up in the next couple of weeks and will swamp the back garden but i hated cutting grass anyway, dont know what the neighbours will think . It will be nice to do all the adjustments and engine swap in the comfort of a heated garageWerner Van Loock wrote:Damn that looks good.
Are you keeping the car outside?
Here are some of the interior, as you can see the rest of the carpet needs to come out!
Still havn't driven it yet i will wait until the end of the month before tax it
Must try harder
- se7ensport
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dissapearing pic's
I'll try sticking a pic' on here just to check it's not my PC
Rob.
Damn thing wont load , says invalid file . I've reduced the size from 3.5mb down to 54 kb and still no go
Rob. HELP
Rob.
Damn thing wont load , says invalid file . I've reduced the size from 3.5mb down to 54 kb and still no go
Rob. HELP
I just love the Stylus but she keeps swallowing £££ !
Alfa Red 159 2.4 jtdm ti 260bhp 365lbft / BilsteinB12 + Adjustable Powerflex camber/castor bushes. Red STYLUS 2lt zetec 231bhp 185lbft Dunnell . RED 1972 Alfa 2lt GTAm replica 170bhp.
Alfa Red 159 2.4 jtdm ti 260bhp 365lbft / BilsteinB12 + Adjustable Powerflex camber/castor bushes. Red STYLUS 2lt zetec 231bhp 185lbft Dunnell . RED 1972 Alfa 2lt GTAm replica 170bhp.
- Werner Van Loock
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- se7ensport
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- MattD
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Re: Roofs on
[quote="Cerberus"]Her she is folks
Nice one Phil...
Glad to see it fits, straightforward job or not ??
Window looks a bit of a stretch over your rollbar, must be slightly different to my old one.
Like your seats, do you know who made them ??
Cheers
Matt
Nice one Phil...
Glad to see it fits, straightforward job or not ??
Window looks a bit of a stretch over your rollbar, must be slightly different to my old one.
Like your seats, do you know who made them ??
Cheers
Matt
Re: Roofs on
Matt, fitting the roof was pretty straightforward, i did think the roll bar in the rear window looked odd but thought that was the way it was also the side windows seem a bit small, perhaps the roll bar has thrown the roof out slightly still its only for emergencies anyway.MattD wrote:Cerberus wrote:Her she is folks
Nice one Phil...
Glad to see it fits, straightforward job or not ??
Window looks a bit of a stretch over your rollbar, must be slightly different to my old one.
Like your seats, do you know who made them ??
Cheers
Matt
Regarding the seats, nathan who built it has buggered off to OZ, so until he makes contact with me (he said he will stay intouch) i can't tell you unless somebody else knows
Phil
Must try harder