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Just a thought, could foam in the rear quarters hold moisture and condensation?

@ajracer what's the piece of foam with the arch liner? I've never seen that on a 1*2 before.

Cheers, now just need to get a discount card!

My screwfix torque wrench has a pretty inaccurate setting gauge thingy on it so is in need of replacement, I've done a search which looks like I wont go far wrong with a Halfords 1/2" advanced. Before I buy one has opinion changed and any idea how I can get a discount card?

🤦‍♂️ tow straps, totally agree. Every lad under 25 around here has them on their fiesta STs

My two seat caddy has 4 cup holders, two of which are set back behind the front seats. I presume they are for crewcab versions

Fitted an alloy footrest

I was more meaning things people do to them but the above are all true. One other thing- canards and big silly wings

That aerial shot! Not a curve on the thing

https://images.app.goo.gl/VXhgZTqjFd8K45CeA

I'll start off, washer blanks set at the wrong angle.

Theres a short length of flexible rubber pipe connecting the filler neck to the tank, on my 172 thr jubilee type clips had rusted and become loose to the point of petrol running tho that exact area.

Yeah dont look! I mean, can you see it from the drivers seat? Nope! then carry on!

Not got a video and totally biased but I love the sound of my Triumph Daytona 675 with TOR exhaust

Interior light and head unit are common causes

I sold it around 2007-8 to a lad in here called Andy, I think he was from Leamington Spa

I've been trawling through some old memory sticks and found loads of my old Valver photos. Here's just a few, old digital cameras were shite!

Definitely fully charge your battery and do a parasitic drain test with a multimeter

I've had sportlines, H&R and now Grams, I cant say I notice mush difference across the three, maybe slightly stiffer with the Grams? All three were a near perfect height though.

Started it after a few weeks sat idle, started on the first turn which is a result! Stereo aux is the drain problem for certain. Then sat in it with new batteries in the debobbler doing some more Alcantara debobbling, slow process but they come up great. Just need the snow to go away to get...

You have to remove the old stuff, it's the thin layer of foam between the material and the liner that breaks down causing it to delaminate

Did you have any trouble stretching it to the curvature of the liner?

These are also cheaper than the plastic jobs or were when I was looking

Nice one Joss! Join the Flamer gang.

I'd be concerned that I'd be having to do the underside restoration all over again, we've also just bought a piece of field behind us to extend our garden. It was more of a gift really but the solicitors fees alone have eaten up Flamer money. However, no holidays this year🤔

I'd love to Russ, I think I'd be as popular as Coronavirus in my house if I suggested it right now.

I hope the building work involves a bigger garage Russ