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loooks like your be having me busy lol

Robsey wrote:

btcctroy wrote:who's the expert

Anyone compared to me...

your an expert at reshaping doors so they don't fit

its amazing how many people still wet sand.

i only dry sand now and prefer it

Looking good!

who's the expert

don't forget that you're going to need to work too lol

your door gap has relaxed a little, probably like you have over the course of the week lol
its going to need work!

more than likey wont stop leaking until the seal is replaced.
be sure that the oil level is never over filled as this is the certain cause for failure.
make sure the the crankcase ventilation system isn't blocked

the whining was incredible..........

the trouble is it goes undetected for years, just like the chassis rails!!!!!! where the spring sits can totally disappear! Just try to keep on top of it. Your cavalier is a saloon model, it should have about a 12mm rear bumper to body gap. hopefully the mounts were rusty on the bumper allowing the ...

repaired quite a few of those!

no problem glad to help

rich tea is not a biscuit, has the intesity of a snowflake

cheaper still take a nice cuppa with you to warm up, you wont go half wrong

hello from england, i love Tea cake and biscuits.

i do like the cars but only after my drop of tea obviously

i do have a fix!

a lovely drop of tea, and a slice of cake.

i used the empty space to store a stash of my favourite biscuits.

you will feel complete once the missing item has been fitted!

i have an idea!

How about a nice cup of tea and a biscuit!

Works for me

i really like the work bench.

well thats another thing fixed!!!

i already told you that thing is going in that van so crack on!

I have old threads saved on CD somewhere, where the forum was like a sky blue colour - version one. We all know the two later versions. It all seems a bit of a blur for me now. I just read the original biscuit thread. Wow it goes very random, but very funny in places. http://www.vauxhallcavalier.co...

It was neptune blue, same colour code 13L, just checked neptune blue is to 91 models, polar sea blue from 93 on. https://www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au/c ... s_vauxhall dont be fooled it will have a different shade, vauxhall and ford tend to make different versions of the same code. look the same bu...

well this is sad news.... I do however totally understand that vehicle restorations are nothing but huge amount of work, you can spend 100000000000000 hours at it with not much to show. This results in the lose of interest for many and face letting go of their once pride and joy. I have a few person...

etch primer is brilliant for bare metal as it promotes adhesion. Paints struggle to adhere to bare metal properly.

i find brushing paint on to repairs for more convenient the spraying with aerosol, you can get into tight areas too.

Robsey just make it work, rambling on

bet they werent cheap!