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[blackviper90210]

After replacing my leather front seats with mv6 ones, I've just been out and changed the rear seats too!  Very pleased with the result

[b4ndit]

Just finished fitting a towbar just the wiring to do now

[twiglet]

Collected my freshly painted Irmscher front bumper from the bodyshop and fitted it!  I truely cannot believe how good it looks!  Very happy bunny!! 

[feeutfo]

Fitted rear pads and calipers.


Actually no that's a lie. Spent most of the morning battling with hand brake adjusters. Sorted now though.

[twiglet]

Fitted rear pads and calipers.


Actually no that's a lie. Spent most of the morning battling with hand brake adjusters. Sorted now though.

They really are the work of the devil!! 

[feeutfo]

Fitted rear pads and calipers.


Actually no that's a lie. Spent most of the morning battling with hand brake adjusters. Sorted now though.

They really are the work of the devil!! 

They only seem to work when lubricated. Otherwise the star wheel just pings back to where it was...repeatedly.
Once lubed and I worked out which way to turn them they did behave, eventually.

Plus with a bad back, they absolutely the wrong hight to work on. rather things.

[johnnycboy]

Managed to ruin the headlight lenses with some rather unforgiven sandblaster paper .  But with a lot of effort and £12.38 spent on some maguires scratch stuff managed to get them near gleaming   Looks a whole lot better on the front end and I can see in the dark again

Forgot to mention, a thanyou to the individual who done the how to

[twiglet]

Managed to ruin the headlight lenses with some rather unforgiven sandblaster paper .  But with a lot of effort and £12.38 spent on some maguires scratch stuff managed to get them near gleaming   Looks a whole lot better on the front end and I can see in the dark again

Forgot to mention, a thanyou to the individual who done the how to

Good work JCB, and not before time! 

[Jukeboxnut]

I have finally repaired the central locking motor on my drivers door, which has been intermittent for the last 6 months, following the excellent guide by Kevin Wood.  Just one microswitch had failed exactly as the guide showed and now it is working perfectly again.

I cannot praise this forum enough for the wealth of information available and the friendly atmosphere although I am only an occasional poster (too busy with jukeboxes and grandchildren).

[johnnycboy]

Managed to ruin the headlight lenses with some rather unforgiven sandblaster paper .  But with a lot of effort and £12.38 spent on some maguires scratch stuff managed to get them near gleaming   Looks a whole lot better on the front end and I can see in the dark again

Forgot to mention, a thanyou to the individual who done the how to

Good work JCB, and not before time! 

Real pain in the arris but it was worth the end result

Stil not as gleaming as yours, but close

Only thing is I managed to lose the plastic pin which holds the front plastic trim the the headlight

[johnnycboy]

I have finally repaired the central locking motor on my drivers door, which has been intermittent for the last 6 months, following the excellent guide by Kevin Wood.  Just one microswitch had failed exactly as the guide showed and now it is working perfectly again.

I cannot praise this forum enough for the wealth of information available and the friendly atmosphere although I am only an occasional poster (too busy with jukeboxes and grandchildren).

It does not matter how much you post, as long as you get out of it what you want .  I rarely post these days but OOF will always be there to help people and thats what makes it a great site

[noel]

I have finally repaired the central locking motor on my drivers door, which has been intermittent for the last 6 months, following the excellent guide by Kevin Wood.  Just one microswitch had failed exactly as the guide showed and now it is working perfectly again.

I cannot praise this forum enough for the wealth of information available and the friendly atmosphere although I am only an occasional poster (too busy with jukeboxes and grandchildren).

It does not matter how much you post, as long as you get out of it what you want .  I rarely post these days but OOF will always be there to help people and thats what makes it a great site

[noel]

just changed the oil & filter to keep bessie purring,and as the sun is shining may wash her this afternoon

[barclay03]

inspected for whats required to put it back on the road...then burnt some rubber 

[albitz]

Im at work,so nothing major. Vacuumed the interior,and am planning on a bit of machine polishing if the wind dies down a bit.
Currently watching a livestream of eurosport - BSB from Thruxton.

Its a hard job ,but some poor sod has to do it.