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That doesn't sound like fun!

Well mine is to hopefully get this rot box on the road again! it needs some professional help now I've taken it as far as my capabilities go Whats others Resolutions/plans?

i find this thread really interesting keep up the good work looking fantastic!

Congratulations mate on the bambino & the clio AG is awesome!! No better reason to keep 4 wheels either. Bet you're super proud, especially of the child ha.

Enjoying this read a lot!

so not been doing much on the car lately as work has taken over life. still waiting for my head to be done. i acquired a cage but yet to fit it. went on a little track day with club gti My S3 learning in the background Also grabbed a new bit of kit to help with some of the pulley bolts...

Looks like a DIN plug connector, not sure what you'd be able to read off that maybe load through the fuse if one was repeatedly having issues with?

have you got a picture of the port, the bits i got came with a computer cable that plugs in to read. if i can dig out any photos ill post them.

If it's an original ecu they are locked so you can't tamper with them. I think that's why most people ditch them when they become privately owned as you can't re map them without being unlocked. I was looking into buying a set up awhile ago as I've already got some parts just need the dash...

I've not been on it for a while due to work being so busy it's taken over life & helping a friend with his mk2 build. But what I have found is that line I've cut along seems good unless you want to start taking out the spot welding in the door apature too which I might do as I've got some dents...

fantastic work. the welds are dreamy!!

have a look on eBay for people breaking them or in the for sales section on here

I've got a brooky but its not on the road still need to weld a sill on it!

looking good mate! loving the unit a lot.

i remember your black one from years ago, that was my clio envy! this reminds me of it albeit a different colour. its moving at a nice pace with parts etc!

@midge i was going to do it myself, from the quick look i took at it last weekend its only the front bit before the rain rail trim thats welded & filled the rest is just spot welded and seam sealer in. As the body shop will be doing the arches I'm going to leave it to them to tackle, if i go...

So not much of an update I had my box rebuilt and the diff fitted Thanks to @NorthloopCup, it wasn't as straight forward as we'd have liked but he managed to get it all done. Excellent work by him really helpful guy! Nothing too exciting there. Also from @NorthloopCup, he makes a bump...

Have you got a link Northy

like this a lot good commitment with the rust. I'm in a similar situation with my mk1. keep at it!!

looking good mate!

Thanks terry hopefully it will be road worthy before the bad worth comes back! Haha I wonder where that diff came from Mark?! Cheers Alastair. It's the colour that got me. Apparently only 28 came into the UK in Brooklands green, if that is the case it's pretty rare I only know of one other.

So not had an update for a while. More welding and body panel replacing. Also some more goodies for when it finally becomes road worth. Also moving down the car towards the back i find more rust, the joys! So the front end is about there ish, couple of little loose ends to tidy up but all...

New to this forum, so thought id share my ongoing project from clio16valver on here. Ive had my Brooklands green 1.8 16v for probably 6 ish years maybe a bit longer. At the time I bought the car id only been driving a year, but it was a project for the time when my insurance came down. It...