Mk1 Diesel Estate!
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ren16tx
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toddao
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Yes, but his is petrol isn't it? I was saying there are now 2 Mk.1 BX 19 RDs!
Ian you can still get sills but if you know someone a bit handy with a welder? That's what I did. I'm a bit too Pilserned to talk interiors right now..
you're taking on a rare and fragile beast!
Ian you can still get sills but if you know someone a bit handy with a welder? That's what I did. I'm a bit too Pilserned to talk interiors right now..
you're taking on a rare and fragile beast!
Todd
this yellow writing is really hard to read
this yellow writing is really hard to read
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Tim Leech
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Dollywobbler
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Indeed. I'm very excited. Will be collecting the trailer this afternoon, then waking up the neighbours horribly early tomorrow as me and Mat head off to Bristol.
Sort of praying that it will just fire up after three years. It should do but life will be much, much more difficult if it doesn't. It's very tight to get it out. Is resting on blocks though, so at least there is room to get a jack underneath if required.
The accident damage is still causing some concern. Hopefully MOT men don't mind a heavily curved sill as my plan is to get it back on the road as cheaply and quickly as possible - THEN start on the cosmetics. The cheaply bit stems from the fact that I'm skint mainly! Anyone want a really very nice Saab 9000?
Sort of praying that it will just fire up after three years. It should do but life will be much, much more difficult if it doesn't. It's very tight to get it out. Is resting on blocks though, so at least there is room to get a jack underneath if required.
The accident damage is still causing some concern. Hopefully MOT men don't mind a heavily curved sill as my plan is to get it back on the road as cheaply and quickly as possible - THEN start on the cosmetics. The cheaply bit stems from the fact that I'm skint mainly! Anyone want a really very nice Saab 9000?
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No more updates for this thread. See here for developments. http://www.bxclub.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14865
Guess this one can be Locked now.
Guess this one can be Locked now.