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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #15 on: 20 October 2016, 14:43:05 »

haha. Not a bad idea!  :D
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #16 on: 20 October 2016, 14:48:02 »

If you don't overfill it but leave a space for you, telly, kettle and beer if it still has a fridge, you have a man-cave to hide in!

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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #17 on: 20 October 2016, 15:14:05 »

If you don't overfill it but leave a space for you, telly, kettle and beer if it still has a fridge, you have a man-cave to hide in!

Which will be handy when SWMBO has kicked you out of the house for making your drive look like a wreckers yard with a knackered Omega and an even more knackered burger van..
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #18 on: 20 October 2016, 15:24:46 »

He's thought it through, got to give him that...  ;)
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #19 on: 20 October 2016, 19:51:06 »

DBG, get a cheap caravan for about £50, dry but tired-looking, and fill it with even more spares.....

Ron.

Even cheaper: keep the best example of everything you have, and write a schedule to fit them.
Take whatever is left straight to the tip. Trust me, you'll end up doing that in a few years time if you hold onto it now.
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #20 on: 20 October 2016, 19:53:34 »

DBG, get a cheap caravan for about £50, dry but tired-looking, and fill it with even more spares.....

Ron.

Even cheaper: keep the best example of everything you have, and write a schedule to fit them.
Take whatever is left straight to the tip. Trust me, you'll end up doing that in a few years time if you hold onto it now.
Even cheaper and much quicker: Take the spares and the omega to the tip.
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #21 on: 20 October 2016, 22:12:26 »

DBG, get a cheap caravan for about £50, dry but tired-looking, and fill it with even more spares.....

Ron.

Even cheaper: keep the best example of everything you have, and write a schedule to fit them.
Take whatever is left straight to the tip. Trust me, you'll end up doing that in a few years time if you hold onto it now.
Even cheaper and much quicker: Take the spares and the omega to the tip.
Will it all fit in the green Astravan ::)
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #22 on: 20 October 2016, 22:15:55 »

DBG, get a cheap caravan for about £50, dry but tired-looking, and fill it with even more spares.....

Ron.

Even cheaper: keep the best example of everything you have, and write a schedule to fit them.
Take whatever is left straight to the tip. Trust me, you'll end up doing that in a few years time if you hold onto it now.
Even cheaper and much quicker: Take the spares and the omega to the tip.
Will it all fit in the green Astravan ::)
What has that got to do with anything....except your need to post shite followed by rolling eyes  ::) ::)
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #23 on: 20 October 2016, 22:22:48 »

Oi oi saveloy :P

 ::) ::)
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« Reply #24 on: 20 October 2016, 22:33:10 »

Oi oi saveloy :P

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You had to edit? What did you spell wrong...Oi?  ;D
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« Reply #25 on: 21 October 2016, 00:15:20 »

Oi oi saveloy :P

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You had to edit? What did you spell wrong...Oi?  ;D
Not very good at playing spot the difference ::)
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Re: Mahle thermostats
« Reply #26 on: 21 October 2016, 09:13:03 »

DBG, get a cheap caravan for about £50, dry but tired-looking, and fill it with even more spares.....

Ron.

Even cheaper: keep the best example of everything you have, and write a schedule to fit them.
Take whatever is left straight to the tip. Trust me, you'll end up doing that in a few years time if you hold onto it now.

Sound advice Nick, at present I'm getting one spare of everything that's expensive or hard to find. Things like wishbones are readily available, and would be getting ripped apart to have bushes changed anyway, etc. But Coil pack, got a cheap one from a dealer selling old stock off,  and various other bits similar, like cam cover gaskets, which saves me buying one at retail price the day min goes pop, it's a system that's saved me a few quid and many hours searching and worry int he last two years of Pissy being on the road.  :)

There's plenty of other bits which do fit your criteria, however, spare headlamps and so on, which are on the 'fitting list' - a list which is currently only in my head, so I'll make an effort to get that made up this weekend. I've got a box full of junk left over from the big service I did a couple of weeks back, which will be heading skipwards. I'll see what else can be slung/given away! :y

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