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Re: Thoughts on this rare estate
« Reply #15 on: 01 November 2015, 12:17:06 »

If you did want it,we could do headgasket etc before you put it on the road  :y

Yeah  :) He hasnt replied to my message so obviously not pushed to sell a car  >:( Or he cant think of a reply as i asked him any service history ie:
Crucial cam belt changes
Coolant and oil and filter changes  ::)

Would expect a good discount for no history .
A discount of £649.1p.
That's sir tigger land down there,
T'uver end of the county.  ;)

This one looks nice though.   :y  It's a bit closer to Noofland, but sadly well out of Mr EMD's price range!  :P
He seems to have mislaid all of the paperwork. That's unfortunate  ::)

Yes  ;D
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Re: Thoughts on this rare estate
« Reply #16 on: 01 November 2015, 13:31:57 »

I know paperwork is a great asset, but to be honest, the guy could be genuine.
To be frank....the Omega's are the first car I have ever kept paperwork on. ;)
I had my Senator for 14 years....never kept a bill.
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« Reply #17 on: 01 November 2015, 13:56:50 »

I know paperwork is a great asset, but to be honest, the guy could be genuine.
To be frank....the Omega's are the first car I have ever kept paperwork on. ;)
I had my Senator for 14 years....never kept a bill.
Who's Frank?
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« Reply #18 on: 01 November 2015, 14:00:05 »

I know paperwork is a great asset, but to be honest, the guy could be genuine.
To be frank....the Omega's are the first car I have ever kept paperwork on. ;)
I had my Senator for 14 years....never kept a bill.
Who's Frank?
And Bill :-\
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« Reply #19 on: 01 November 2015, 18:47:32 »

Frank and Bill.....they live amongst us... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #20 on: 01 November 2015, 19:41:00 »

Frank and Bill.....they live amongst us... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


I'm not sure about Frank, but Bill is waiting to be paid 8)
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« Reply #21 on: 03 November 2015, 13:57:56 »

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Thank you for your enquiry regarding the omega. It has service history and can belt and oil and coolant changes.
Hope this answers your questions.

 :-\

Ive just replied to that message asking a few more details , looks like its still for sale as the ad is still on .
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« Reply #22 on: 03 November 2015, 14:52:22 »

183.5k here on my 2.2, head gasket yet to blow. 2.2's so much better to work on  :y

I change the oil every ~5k - Coolant gets changed every 2 years.

I do expect the  HG to go at some point, as mine does appear to buck the trend.  :-\  :(

I'll have to get Daz or call in favours when it does blow.

2.2 HG change is a doddle next to the V6.  Give me a shout when it does go, we'll crack it in a day unless you want the head skimming (there's a place in Fleet that does it for a few bob) :y
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« Reply #23 on: 03 November 2015, 14:59:08 »

183.5k here on my 2.2, head gasket yet to blow. 2.2's so much better to work on  :y

I change the oil every ~5k - Coolant gets changed every 2 years.

I do expect the  HG to go at some point, as mine does appear to buck the trend.  :-\  :(

I'll have to get Daz or call in favours when it does blow.

2.2 HG change is a doddle next to the V6.  Give me a shout when it does go, we'll crack it in a day unless you want the head skimming (there's a place in Fleet that does it for a few bob) :y

It may be but by god my back was knackered the next day :'(
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« Reply #24 on: 03 November 2015, 15:54:57 »

183.5k here on my 2.2, head gasket yet to blow. 2.2's so much better to work on  :y

I change the oil every ~5k - Coolant gets changed every 2 years.

I do expect the  HG to go at some point, as mine does appear to buck the trend.  :-\  :(

I'll have to get Daz or call in favours when it does blow.


2.2 HG change is a doddle next to the V6.  Give me a shout when it does go, we'll crack it in a day unless you want the head skimming (there's a place in Fleet that does it for a few bob) :y


Cheers matey  :y :y :y :y :y

Then it would be off to Chilli & Spice which is just around the corner  :D  :y
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« Reply #25 on: 03 November 2015, 16:05:28 »

183.5k here on my 2.2, head gasket yet to blow. 2.2's so much better to work on  :y

I change the oil every ~5k - Coolant gets changed every 2 years.

I do expect the  HG to go at some point, as mine does appear to buck the trend.  :-\  :(

I'll have to get Daz or call in favours when it does blow.


2.2 HG change is a doddle next to the V6.  Give me a shout when it does go, we'll crack it in a day unless you want the head skimming (there's a place in Fleet that does it for a few bob) :y


Cheers matey  :y :y :y :y :y

Then it would be off to Chilli & Spice which is just around the corner  :D  :y

Count me in!

Right.. When are we going to break Tunnie's desmond, then?  :-X

The place in Fleet is great. Proper old-school engineering shop where everything comes back honed to within a fraction of a thou but with a layer of fag ash on it. ;D

I had my Westfield engine fettled there. Took it in as a box of bits, and picked up a box of slightly more shiny bits a couple of weeks later. ;D
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« Reply #26 on: 04 November 2015, 15:31:57 »

183.5k here on my 2.2, head gasket yet to blow. 2.2's so much better to work on  :y

I change the oil every ~5k - Coolant gets changed every 2 years.

I do expect the  HG to go at some point, as mine does appear to buck the trend.  :-\  :(

I'll have to get Daz or call in favours when it does blow.


2.2 HG change is a doddle next to the V6.  Give me a shout when it does go, we'll crack it in a day unless you want the head skimming (there's a place in Fleet that does it for a few bob) :y


Cheers matey  :y :y :y :y :y

Then it would be off to Chilli & Spice which is just around the corner  :D  :y

Count me in!

Right.. When are we going to break Tunnie's desmond, then?  :-X

The place in Fleet is great. Proper old-school engineering shop where everything comes back honed to within a fraction of a thou but with a layer of fag ash on it. ;D

I had my Westfield engine fettled there. Took it in as a box of bits, and picked up a box of slightly more shiny bits a couple of weeks later. ;D

Could do a pre-emptive repair? ::)

Agreed on the engineering shop.  A real gem of a place.  Even did a Seagull outboard block for me once, he doesn't care about mininum sizes etc.
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« Reply #27 on: 04 November 2015, 19:14:33 »

Well if you want Curry that much  :D

I do need work doing on the 3.2 now, which is:

- Replacement of faulty/dead lifter, I already have a bag of new ones. Kindly donated by Mr MasterDTM.  :)  :y
- New Cambelt, which I already have too! It's a 3.0 one, but Master says the back plate can be switched over.  :-\

I don't have a locking kit, plus I'm not too confident to strip down as far as the cams and remove them.
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« Reply #28 on: 04 November 2015, 19:15:33 »

I'm also liking sound of this place in Fleet, do they do welding? MasterDTM has done great jobs on welding in new exhaust flexi's on the 2.2, but if a local place is proper old skool, they might do it?
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« Reply #29 on: 04 November 2015, 19:35:11 »

Well if you want Curry that much  :D

I do need work doing on the 3.2 now, which is:

- Replacement of faulty/dead lifter, I already have a bag of new ones. Kindly donated by Mr MasterDTM.  :)  :y
- New Cambelt, which I already have too! It's a 3.0 one, but Master says the back plate can be switched over.  :-\

I don't have a locking kit, plus I'm not too confident to strip down as far as the cams and remove them.

I need to my belt (it's overdue)  and I have the kit,  plus a teeny bit of experience changing them  :)

Let's find a suitable date to do them. . If we work side by side it'll go quick.
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