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rikky Pikey

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Post #176

bet you didnt corner weigh it did you Whistle

the floorpan was sanded to f*ck when i took the seat rails out so it was a mess anyway LOL

looks a lot better now all sprayed up inside. i pushed it forward numerous times leaning in the back window so it cant be as heavy as you made out LOL

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:04

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Post #177

I must admit I did think about it at about 2.30am, then I nodded off...sorry LOL

edit: If you want it checking, bring it over when she's running and we'll see what she weighs in at.

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:05

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Post #178

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how'd you get the sticky shit off the floor pan, i tried with a hammer and chisel - needless to say i gave up after managing to lift up about 1.7cm squared

take a wire wheel to it and get a mask and glasses! trust me when i say strip the car bare before doing it cos it gets in everything, abso-f*cking-lutely everything. failing that chisel + hammer did the job for me first time round. wire wheel has made me realise i wasted 5 hours of my life with a chisel LOL

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:05

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Post #179

Twisted wool on an angle grinder for the big stuff, wire wheel on the die grinder for the fiddly stuff, plasma torch on wide nozzle for the stuff tucked in the seams that someone missed Whistle

It rolls a piece of p*ss on a smooth floor, but it's definately a chunk heavier than the buggy, and I know how much that weighs as it did go on the corner weights Razz

edit: I weighed the cage as it went in though, 50.2kg, so a touch more than CC reckon it weighs, although you have got the roof bar and gussets.

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:10

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Post #180

wow wow get a heatgun on it and a steel ruler will just slide under it.

put big bits in a bag, scrape away the last little bits and vac it out then get some petrol and a rag and wash it all off comes up a treat.

Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:09

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Post #181

going to get a heated window this week and borrow a friends ramps and get it in the air to check what needs reundersealing. and fish my eyelet brackets out LOL

will try and get it weighed when the seats are back in

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:11

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Post #182

Some bas**rd's undone 'em you know, the swine...

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:11

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Post #183

And while I remember, the fuel filter and hoses want putting back up in their brackets from where I shifted everything for welding to the floorpan. Thumbs up

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:14

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Post #184

yeah noticed that, not sure how it was fixed up originally, think i'll just cable tie it. have you had it up on ramps atall or just leaned under it and shifted it? was wondering if you visibly noticed areas that needed sealing again underneath, as i can't see owt

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:15

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Post #185

Just lifted it slightly on the floor lift - cant really see much when that's under it though.

You want a job painting spaceframes? LOL

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:20

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Post #186

no thanks

i look like im from another country at this moment in time via red primer and black satin paint, might just go to bed like this and carry on at 8am

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:21

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Get back to work, it's only 11:20!

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:22

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Post #188

alright for you in your cocaine fields in the middle of nowhere, i get people banging on my door at midnight LOL

"turn that f*cking grinder off we do have kids you know!"

"didnt realise. thought it was 4pm, sorry"

f*ck me i had someone knock on my door on thursday for hacksawing my dashboard at 1am

"what are you doing?"

"hacksawing"

"its 1am"

"..."

"stop it. just f*cking stop it"

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:25

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Post #189

rikky wrote:

"we do have kids you know!"

The correct response to that is "Great, are they any good at painting?"

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:26

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i get people banging on my door at midnight LOL

Aw come on,how the hell has no-one bitten yet?! LOL

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:26

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Post #191

even worse when i had my bmw in the garage and i set the tilt alarm off by jacking it up with it alarmed and the keys were round at the house - at 1am again, simple 'undertray fix' job turned into a nightmare and had two seperate people outside my garage in their dressing gowns looking for someone while i was on foot back to my house

Hmm

judging by the look of bono's dash pics i'll have to cut both whole ends off it, nevermind little slots Doh

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:36

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Carbon, carbon, carbon, carbon......

Big grin

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rikky wrote:

alright for you in your cocaine fields in the middle of nowhere, i get people banging on my door at midnight LOL

Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:39

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this is the same guy that knocked on the door on wednesday to tell me the gutter between our house and his (supposedly my responsibility?!?!) was leaking onto his drive like a "waterfall" and "do you know any plumbers or tilers to fix it 'cos i don't have my ladders anymore"

same guy who, when i had my 405 mi16 dropped at home on a lowloader, exclaimed "wheres that gonna go?!" to which i just said "just here"

"whos is that blue one then"?

"mine"

"whos is that?" (gold one, my 205 gentry)

"well, mine, but i use it so it's not there all the time.."

shook his head and shuffled his feet back inside Blink

(405 and 106 xsi about 15 yards to the left)

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 04:59

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Post #195

Maybe he's seen you in your heels and just wanted an excuse to come 'round... Whistle

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 05:02

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Post #196

hes got tough competition if he wants a piece of my body; apparently (my mum said) one night next door (other side) come round after my brother was coughing like mad at 2am in the garden because he's a chain smoker, asking "is somethig wrong with him or what?" and i just peered over the back wall with a megaphone and said "i'll bum you". but turns out i think he actually is gay and might take the offer up. i say apparently because i don't remember ever saying that but it is something i would be likely to come out with, needless to say i am not spoken to my many on my road

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You feed beefburgers to swans. Yes

I may have been speeding Mr Policeman but [a] I live for the 306 and [b] did you see that dog? omfg

Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 05:06

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Post #198

we're not that bad, just anti-car/anti-young people neighbours and unnecessarily were mean when i was younger. sometimes i rev mum's fireblade to about 10000rpm when i come out of the house just to set next doors car alarm off

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You feed beefburgers to swans. Yes

I may have been speeding Mr Policeman but [a] I live for the 306 and [b] did you see that dog? omfg

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