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gnrlee Forum Admin

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Post #51
Noo!!!

Gutted!! Cry lovely example too!
Probably be easier and cheaper to just re-shell it,..
Get as close to the 5k pay out as poss minus the buy back fee,
Buy another 6/rallye with great body work
Get Pugjim to transplant all the best/performance
Parts on to new shell and away you go
Probably be £s in and you can also choose a better colour too! :p

truly gutted mate hope it's sorted
Quickly and painlessly mate!

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Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 01:39
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gilesy

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Post #52
Seeing as we have no pics, can we have some of Katie instead?
Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 01:56
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Post #53
I've met her Yes

She has some cracking,....



































Cuppa making skills!

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Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 02:26
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rich306

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Post #54
Haha, was hoping to see a photo when scrolling down this page!!

Was sorely disappointed.....

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Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 08:04
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mechanical_repairs

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Post #55
Even if the car is written off or declared unecomical to repair, a fix is hardly hard, a re shell is surely way ott?

Get a picture up andy, if you need it repairing i will get it sorted for you.

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Post #56
mechanical_repairs wrote:
Even if the car is written off or declared unecomical to repair, a fix is hardly hard, a re shell is surely way ott?


This

Im sure with a slight bit of jig work and some filler/new quarter it could be done for sub 1200
Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 09:46
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Post #57
If its easy to bend, it's easy to mend.

Bosh it straight like Ash says, bit of decent paintwork and you'd be none the wiser.

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Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 11:25
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Post #58
matt evans wrote:
If its easy to bend, it's easy to mend.

Bosh it straight like Ash says, bit of decent paintwork and you'd be none the wiser.


I see the point you're trying to make here Matt, but I think it has affected Andy in a personal sense, not just the *actual* damage caused. Yes, it's not that hard to fix, certainly not impossible but he has put so much time and effort in getting the car up to an excellent mint standard that even though you could repair it and people would be none the wiser, he would know that the car he's spent so much time and money on isn't quite as perfect as it should be, and I think that counts for a lot. Sad

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Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 13:19
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stan_306gti6 wrote:
but I think it has affected Andy in a personal sense, not just the *actual* damage caused. Yes, it's not that hard to fix, certainly not impossible but he has put so much time and effort in getting the car up to an excellent mint standard that even though you could repair it and people would be none the wiser, he would know that the car he's spent so much time and money on isn't quite as perfect as it should be, and I think that counts for a lot. Sad


We could offer him couselling but then again he'd need a lot as he'd be known as the milk float car all the time so can't win either way. Andy could buy a milk float and charge that but that would probably get crashed into by a moonstone 306.

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Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 14:19
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Moonstone drivers love the white stuff.

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    • Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 14:26
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    rikky 🦔

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    Post #61
    rot in hell for all eternity

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    mike rallye

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    Post #62
    sorry to hear about this andy.as this was one car i really liked and how much attention to detail was put into it
    Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 18:14
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    buzzbrightyear

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    Post #63
    It's fixable that's for sure but that's too easy LOL

    A friend took her for a mot today and it's not good news, Im away so havnt seen it but it's failed because the whole car is splitting in too across the floor from where the bulkhead meets the floor, it's apparently cracked all the way along nearly and is opening up, fixable again but with the back as well I think it may see an end to her in that shell.
    Mot man has said that the power is pulling the front and back apart and it's going to split in half soon Shock
    Surely it's not that bad but that's what I've been told, kid who took it said he was shaking after flooring it once Laugh my ass off that's what it does to me as well!
    I'm not sure what the future holds for her but you've all convinced me not to give in so it may be a new era for her, im pretty sure it's fixable but it's all adding up now, if only I had a big garage and a welder.

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    Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 20:18
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    rich306

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    Post #64
    Smile i'm sure there are welders on here that could help?

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    Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 21:32
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    thugpuggin

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    buzzbrightyear wrote:
    A friend took her for a mot today and it's not good news, Im away so havnt seen it but it's failed because the whole car is splitting in too across the floor from where the bulkhead meets the floor, it's apparently cracked all the way along nearly and is opening up


    That'll be the supercharged milk float that hit it in April 2004 for sure. Now I remember where I know this car from it was just after I joined. Breakerman nearly got his hands on it to leave bits behind ARMCO but seller pretended it was a 51 plate GTi 6 when it wasn't so sales and randomly dispersed parts didn't materialise.

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    swiftyboi006

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    Post #66
    Laugh my ass off

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    Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 22:23
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    dangti6

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    Post #67
    Good excuse to super super high boost?

    You can have one up on Stan then too.

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    jsoulman

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    Post #68
    One idea is to do the hard thing and sell the car off and end the obsession. Might be the best thing that ever happens to you. You would probs be able to get a lot of Old Skool 80's BMX's for the money too.

    Or get rid and I will sell you my Rallye. That way you also get the plate you want, plus my Rallye! It needs a bit of work and you can focus on making it look awesome again. A new project!

    This may have already been mentioned but im not reading anyone else's post cus they are all boring.
    Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 22:41
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    thugpuggin

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    jsoulman wrote:
    Or get rid and I will sell you my Rallye.


    You don't own the rallye any more you drive a bus shelter, don't forget I saw you cleaning the windows on it awaiting your man to suck you off by the Welly last week.

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    Posted 20th Sep 2012 at 22:53
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    jsoulman

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    thugpuggin wrote:
    jsoulman wrote:
    Or get rid and I will sell you my Rallye.


    You don't own the rallye any more you drive a bus shelter, don't forget I saw you cleaning the windows on it awaiting your man to suck you off by the Welly last week.


    I actually drive a bus shelter around picking up young boys! The most tragic thing is that you wait by the Welly in your purple tracksuit in the hope that one day I pick you up, but I never do. Its a sad state of affairs that will one day be turned into the best film ever made. Unfortunately by then both of us would have been dead for a long time. Rumour has it that we share the same coffin but no one really knows for sure.
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    dangti6 wrote:
    Good excuse to super super high boost?

    You can have one up on Stan then too.

    He already does have one up given that he has a newer version of the same charger that makes its power a bit lower down the range.

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    Posted 21st Sep 2012 at 11:30
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    welshpug!

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    eliotrw wrote:
    dangti6 wrote:
    Good excuse to super super high boost?

    You can have one up on Stan then too.


    He already does have one up given that he drives his.


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    buzzbrightyear

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    Laugh my ass off ^^^

    She's been welded up now and strengthened with either 3 or 5 mm plate.
    I'm away so I have no idea what it looks like or the repair, I'm trusting somebody I don't know and haven't met, a friend has arranged it, it's unlike me to do this but feck it.

    So T612 will live on, just got to sort the slight bent quarter and floor next.

    I wanted davyboy to do this work but it needs a new mot on her so I have no choice.
    If I'm not happy with it then I'll take her to davyboy to get done laters.

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    Posted 21st Sep 2012 at 17:19
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    davedgti6

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    Post #74
    Get pics up and the great knowledgeable on here will tell you if it's fixable or not, does not sound a right off to me given that you have it insured for 5k, surely easier to fix than reshell?

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    Posted 21st Sep 2012 at 18:01
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    eliotrw wrote:
    dangti6 wrote:
    Good excuse to super super high boost?

    You can have one up on Stan then too.

    He already does have one up given that he has a newer version of the same charger that makes its power a bit lower down the range.


    If he ever gets it mapped...Whistle

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    Posted 21st Sep 2012 at 19:03
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