So what have you done to your car today?

[feeutfo]

Indeed, mole grips are great for welding and the like

Suspect the day I get into welding, will be the day I stump up for some.

[VXL V6]

Acquired more parts for my 'make an Elite handle like it should' project! Thanks 2Woody!

[albitz]

Washed it - it was filthy.Going outside shortly to do some more to project Bose installation.

[jonny2112]

Washed it - it was filthy.Going outside shortly to do some more to project Bose installation.

How's that going? Is your head not turned?

[martin42]

oil and filter change today,not my car tho,EMD's miggy,i let Steve supervise lol 

[omega3000]

oil and filter change today,not my car tho,EMD's miggy,i let Steve supervise lol 

Still no change martin , but will give it time to settle . Thanks again , not throwing anymore money at it now 

[albitz]

Washed it - it was filthy.Going outside shortly to do some more to project Bose installation.

How's that going? Is your head not turned?

Havent had a chance to do anything to it for a long time,but Im on dayshift today and got the place to myself so thought I would try and get some more done. Ive just run the loom from the amp up to the drivers kick panel.My car doesnt have the wiring and connector to plug the Bose loom into,so that part will have to wait until I get a loom made for it.Now need to finish cutting out the holes in the metal shelf for the rear speakers then finish installing the shelf & blind.
Ive just started removing the rear (grey) seatbelts to replace them with black ones but Ive got stuck.The black seatbelts are retracted and I cant work out how to release them so I can fit them in the car.
Might ask the oracle (RobG) Im sure he will know.

[aaronjb]

Indeed, mole grips are great for welding and the like

Suspect the day I get into welding, will be the day I stump up for some.

I'm seriously thinking of signing up for the evening course at Bracknell & Reading college.. Just shy of £300 for however many weeks of one night a week it is for 'Sheet metalwork and welding for car restoration'. Might be a bit problematic with your shifts, though, I guess.

[Kevin Wood]

Could always have a gathering to have a play sometime, if you like. I'll be at a loose end for the next 2 weeks, although I'd recommend the course at Basingstoke. It does depend what instructor you get, apparently. We had a guy called Frank. Ex-army and really knew his stuff.

[symes]

Indeed, mole grips are great for welding and the like

Suspect the day I get into welding, will be the day I stump up for some.

I'm seriously thinking of signing up for the evening course at Bracknell & Reading college.. Just shy of £300 for however many weeks of one night a week it is for 'Sheet metalwork and welding for car restoration'. Might be a bit problematic with your shifts, though, I guess.

That's not a price for learning mate. My welding helmet cost £400 its digital can alter shade time delay etc

[symes]

Finally sorted Boggys miggy 2.2

[Murph]

Changed the NSF tyre.
Now it pulls to the OS... go figure!

[jonny2112]

Washed it - it was filthy.Going outside shortly to do some more to project Bose installation.

How's that going? Is your head not turned?

Havent had a chance to do anything to it for a long time,but Im on dayshift today and got the place to myself so thought I would try and get some more done. Ive just run the loom from the amp up to the drivers kick panel.My car doesnt have the wiring and connector to plug the Bose loom into,so that part will have to wait until I get a loom made for it.Now need to finish cutting out the holes in the metal shelf for the rear speakers then finish installing the shelf & blind.
Ive just started removing the rear (grey) seatbelts to replace them with black ones but Ive got stuck.The black seatbelts are retracted and I cant work out how to release them so I can fit them in the car.
Might ask the oracle (RobG) Im sure he will know.

Well it is a labour of love after all, and it'll be we'll worth it 
Rob must be out tonight 

[Kevin Wood]

Could always have a gathering to have a play sometime, if you like. I'll be at a loose end for the next 2 weeks, although I'd recommend the course at Basingstoke. It does depend what instructor you get, apparently. We had a guy called Frank. Ex-army and really knew his stuff.

Oh, and the course I was on was £70 IIRC. Used much more than that in consumables and metal.

[twiglet]

Washed it - it was filthy.Going outside shortly to do some more to project Bose installation.

How's that going? Is your head not turned?

Havent had a chance to do anything to it for a long time,but Im on dayshift today and got the place to myself so thought I would try and get some more done. Ive just run the loom from the amp up to the drivers kick panel.My car doesnt have the wiring and connector to plug the Bose loom into,so that part will have to wait until I get a loom made for it.Now need to finish cutting out the holes in the metal shelf for the rear speakers then finish installing the shelf & blind.
Ive just started removing the rear (grey) seatbelts to replace them with black ones but Ive got stuck.The black seatbelts are retracted and I cant work out how to release them so I can fit them in the car.
Might ask the oracle (RobG) Im sure he will know.

They will only release when they are at the same angle as when installed in the car, otherwise the inertia reel will lock.  Hold the unit in one hand while gently pulling on the belt with the other.  Then slowly rotate to unit.  When you get the angle right, the belt will slide out easily.