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[aaronjb]

Fitted one seat and seat runner, sat in it and made brum noises

Ahh, yes. I remember doing that.

It was quite momentous, complete with working pedals (well, nothing attached to the throttle pedal, sadly ). Shame I'd taken the steering column out in order to get at some other stuff!



(And yes, I am still a snug fit, despite being almost 6st down )

Pax seat should go in today, then the shells can go off to be trimmed. Column back in, then windscreen washers, heater and wiring loom. That last one might be a big job as I only have a 'universal' loom which seems to resemble some kind of stringy torture device!

[henryd]

Fitted one seat and seat runner, sat in it and made brum noises

Ahh, yes. I remember doing that.

It was quite momentous, complete with working pedals (well, nothing attached to the throttle pedal, sadly ). Shame I'd taken the steering column out in order to get at some other stuff!



(And yes, I am still a snug fit, despite being almost 6st down )

Pax seat should go in today, then the shells can go off to be trimmed. Column back in, then windscreen washers, heater and wiring loom. That last one might be a big job as I only have a 'universal' loom which seems to resemble some kind of stringy torture device!

looking good,and well done on the 6 stone,must have taken some doing

[tunnie]

6 stone 

That’s very impressive, well done. 

[Kevin Wood]

6 stone 

That’s very impressive, well done. 

Indeed. I'm sure that's made a noticeable improvement to your power-to-weight ratio.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Whats your secret Aaaron ? I could do with losing a couple of stone myself.

[henryd]

Whats your secret Aaaron ? I could do with losing a couple of stone myself.

Perhaps build a Cobra replica,he can't afford to eat now !!!

[Sir Tigger KC]

6 stone 

That’s very impressive, well done. 

Indeed. I'm sure that's made a noticeable improvement to your power-to-weight ratio.

You don't hit a 6" nail with a tack hammer though!   

[TheBoy]

Got it dirty, looks like I've been rallying


Well done aaronjb - both the car and your new physique

[Shackeng]

Nothing, but prepared the utility room floor for leveling compound tomorrow with skirtings and kick boards off. New tiles to follow.

[dave the builder]

Polishing the headlights that got delivered today ,ready to stick on me mega once i have the panels
came out pretty good 

[Zirfeld]

Over Eastern I replaced timing belt, water pump ect.

Removed the camshafts and replaced the hydros.

Engine is running great again.

Yesterday I found a MV6 on a scrape yard. Some Irmscher parts for very, very low budget. 







Some parts I bought....



Rolf

[STEMO]

Is that the scrap one in the picture, Rolf? 

[Zirfeld]

I think my old barge will over live any Diesel 

Rolf

[Lazydocker]

Next time one of you are passing, feel free to demonstrate your knack for doing it

No problem. I managed to lift my HiLux wheels ok 

Mind you, I don’t need to jack that a million miles in the air

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Fitted one seat and seat runner, sat in it and made brum noises

Ahh, yes. I remember doing that.

It was quite momentous, complete with working pedals (well, nothing attached to the throttle pedal, sadly ). Shame I'd taken the steering column out in order to get at some other stuff!



(And yes, I am still a snug fit, despite being almost 6st down )

Pax seat should go in today, then the shells can go off to be trimmed. Column back in, then windscreen washers, heater and wiring loom. That last one might be a big job as I only have a 'universal' loom which seems to resemble some kind of stringy torture device!

Aaron.....you look the spitting image of a nightclub bouncer I used to know. Rarely saw him without blood on his shirt.