Recent content by Andy P

Following on from yesterday’s roof liner I decided to make a false floor & covered that in the same material.

Definitely and the fact you have been badgering me for two years to sort it😂😂 You will have to think of something else now😂

Thanks, it’s not perfect but for my first attempt at this sort of work it’s not too bad. Definitely better than a sagging headliner that was like a pair of curtains around the cage.

Finally sorted out my headliner after having the material for over two years.

Very Nice. The Clio 220 is the only car I have regretted selling. The Akrapovic exhaust does sound great.

I did hammerite them after last years MOT I clearly missed some corrosion.🤦‍♂️

My Cooksport springs have had advisory’s for corrosion on the last two MOT’s. Will just wire brush them & paint again.

Shouldn’t it still be under Renault parts warranty if it’s less than a year old. Got to be worth asking.

I used some M5 x 15mm Long Button head bolts with some penny washers & a flanged serrated M5 nut for my side skirts. I did file a small flat on the washer to avoid hitting the curve of the side skirt.

I think they are an M4 thread. I needed a longer one as I have a rear polybushed mount & just went to the local nut & bolt supplier. So just bought a few different lengths up to 25mm long as they were pence. Also bought a couple of penny washers. Can be seen in this photo on the back box hangar.

Had my Door bullets, mirror caps, front & back diamonds painted Kawasaki Green & added stickers today.

@Pkuc200 Try here. I have one of his cruise panels etc & it’s works well. Nice guy to buy from as well. Any questions if you message him he normally replies promptly. https://volantech.co.uk/collections/renault

I was going to say S J Cook & Sons never had Renault wrote on their plates. Or At least the cars I bought from them didn’t. Lovely RB by the way Daniel.

@Sheila’s’ Wheels’ I used Paul for the first time last month. Can't recommend @lemonnobby enough. Will definitely be using Paul from now on.

Happy retirement Jon. Enjoy. I am hoping I am not too far behind you after 45 years in engineering. Definetely do a thread on the Scooby.