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Author Subject: White Rallye
dangti6

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Post #1
Fate effectively dictated I owned this car. Wilyoldave offered it in exchange for my 172 Cup years ago which I denied due to having the Clio so long without a hitch.

I've always wanted a white Rallye, and since I was without a daily driver it was a good excuse to get one.

As soon as I saw Chris (Pebbles) advertise it, I had to get straight on the blower.

Mandatory 'stop on the way home and take a picture' shot:



Excuse the dirty wheels. Chris' fault - although I can't really blame him as I did effectively turn up at his house within an hour or so before he changed his mind LOL

Got back and tucked it in the corner with my 205 Smile



Needs a few bits and bobs sorting.

Rear wiper motor doesn't work and it has the incorrect arm fitted

Needs a spare wheel and cage

Window scraper seals have the common bubbling, so I'd like to change those along with new B pillar vinyl.

I've already gone around it and replaced some petty things like the faded cigarette lighter and using the correct screws for the speakers rather than the nasty self tappers that were in there.

I'll be giving it a deep clean soon inside and out. I'll also remove the interior plastics, thoroughly clean them and replace anything marked for mint replacements.

The inside isn't too bad at all. But I get OCD with new cars for about a week before I get bored - so I've got to crack on while I can LOL



I'll probably get some Cyclones soon and raise the height.

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    • Posted 5th Aug 2014 at 19:13
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    Nose

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    Hi Dan, nice one mate, gotta love a white RALLYE Love . The window things are still available from Pug, I got some a few months back. I'll be watching this one for any tips/parts I may need or have missed. Good luck with it Dan, looks a great car. Thumbs up

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    Posted 5th Aug 2014 at 19:22
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    jimmyrallye

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    Lovely car hope you look and keep after it for many years as it's getting thrown about a bit lately

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    Posted 5th Aug 2014 at 19:30
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    dangti6

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    I rarely sell cars. Had my Cup for 5 years and got rid of that by breaking it LOL

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    barrym

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    Nice car. If I hadn't bought myself a black Rallye a month ago I would def have been after this myself. Good luck with her and keep us updated please

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    Posted 5th Aug 2014 at 21:45
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    pebbles167

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    Good on you mate Thumbs up

    Picked up her replacement today

    Good to see you looking after it. The rear wiper does work, you just gotta give it a whack! Sorry for not mentioning that Sad

    Anything I can help with Dan dont hesitate to give me a shout! Mind you... you've seen me at work! Blush

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    Posted 5th Aug 2014 at 22:47
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    dangti6

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    pebbles167 wrote:


    Anything I can help with Dan dont hesitate to give me a shout! Mind you... you've seen me at work! Blush


    Got any Cyclones going spare? Wink

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    • Posted 5th Aug 2014 at 22:51
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    pebbles167

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    I have one set spare. Blaze yellow, slight scuffing, but straight and true albeit with bad tyres. Some bulls**t and some just plain munched.

    You'd prob be better with a newer set.

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    Posted 5th Aug 2014 at 22:54
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    dangti6

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    Been working my way around this looking for further small faults which I can sort to entertain myself and bring the car up to standard.

    The passenger rear light has a crack so I'll replace that.

    One of the rear calipers has a sheared nipple so I'll see to that and swap it over.

    The exhaust comprises of a scorpion backbox mated to a pattern OE centre section. The join is poorly welded and it blows. I'm unsure if it's worth saving either so I'll be on the look out for a replacement system.

    I've taken a look at the rear wiper. The relay plug pins were corroded so I've cleaned them up and it's fully working now. Whilst I was there I replaced the inner tailgate trim panel screws for OE torx self tappers as the large headed zinc plated ones just wouldn't do LOL

    Started to give the interior a deep clean and removed all fluff and residue from around the seats. Disturbing it let off a slight weed smell, so fingers crossed there's a kilo of crack stuffed behind the dash.


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    walker_texasranger

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    Dan I have got a set of cyclones without tyres, they are in need of a refurb... 40 quid delivered? That's what I paid for them...

    PM me if you are interested Smile

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    Posted 7th Aug 2014 at 22:28
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    RetroPug

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    Chris always sells cars at least a little bit dirty... Laugh my ass off

    You've bought a great car there, would love to own this.

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    Posted 8th Aug 2014 at 10:33
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    dangti6

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    Texasranger - PM sent Thumbs up

    I've purchased a white donor vehicle to pinch some parts from - well a hockey stick and back bumper if it's mint, so that will be handy - plus I get fidgety when I don't have a car to pull to bits as a hobby Wink

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    • Posted 8th Aug 2014 at 10:57
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    dangti6

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    Received some new Rallye decals from Rikky



    Threw some polish on to see how it would come up. '50/50 shot'



    Not a spec of tar on it now Smile



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    pebbles167

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    It always came up nicely when I waxed it, looking sweet Thumbs up

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    walker_texasranger

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    dangti6 wrote:
    Texasranger - PM sent Thumbs up

    I've purchased a white donor vehicle to pinch some parts from - well a hockey stick and back bumper if it's mint, so that will be handy - plus I get fidgety when I don't have a car to pull to bits as a hobby Wink


    Replied Dan Wink

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    Posted 11th Aug 2014 at 11:32
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    silky

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    Any updates on this Dan?
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    silky

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    silky

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    That's when I had it
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    6waysforward

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    Saw this car when silky had it and when pebbles had it and i can she that she is very pretty.

    One of my fav rallyes Love

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    Posted 24th Apr 2016 at 19:57
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    dangti6

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    silky wrote:
    Any updates on this Dan?


    She's not turned a wheel for 6 months or so.

    One of the previous owners lowered it 60mm which was rediculous.




    So I changed the springs for -30mm Eibachs although it now looks more or less standard height.



    The Team Dymanic 1.2 wheels went on the 205 temporarily and the 'clones went on. Ideally I want some silver ones in the future.

    The beam is still -60mm but I have a spare which I will have rebuilt.

    I've not really touched the car for a few months until this weekend where I replaced the lower rad hose after it had dropped the coolant on to the floor.

    It may be back on the road in the next month or so as it needs to get used as there's no point having it if it's just going to sit there. Same for the 205 actually which is nearly out of MOT - last used to come back from the previous MOT LOL






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    silky

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    Was standard height when I had it so has been played with since.
    Needs to be back on the road, lovely car, was pretty clean when I had it
    Posted 24th Apr 2016 at 21:54
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    rikky 🦔

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    dangti6 in no membership £5 cheapskate shocker

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    Should be ashamed of himself ....tight ass Razz
    Posted 28th Apr 2016 at 16:04
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    he just sent me a message now asking if I could drum up people to help chip in and donate to his membership. all he is asking is for 50p each off a few members

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