I'm moving house now. May have to shelve my Volvo expenditure for around the next......25 years!!
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Expensive Volvo 340 Day
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I'm moving house now. May have to shelve my Volvo expenditure for around the next......25 years!!
imprezaworks
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Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Glwts
No chance! Even if I get the 2k I'll be on my arse! Still, I'm not in it for the money
Yeah, on this weeks episode, Jim loses £940 in three months.....
RX7 FD
I saw this on ebay last night. So much want!
Pics of this are being shared around errywhere.
Famous.
It fell off and now there's a hole in it.
I'll still be keeping the scaffolding pipe style.
9 hours on the Volvo yesterday with @craigyt!
First on the agenda was to sort the exhaust out which has had a rough time over the last few weeks.
Weld life.
Also, when we did the conversion we found out that the previous owner had just put a bolt in the dip stick which wasn't ideal. Unfortunately it was a sump off job to sort this.
So now the sump is back on with fresh oil and filter and can now check the level!
Picture from the end of the day. The car is booked in for the rust on the door, arch and boot sorting on Friday so we'll see how that looks. I'll then be booking in at the body shop for paint and the car park dents sorting.
First on the agenda was to sort the exhaust out which has had a rough time over the last few weeks.
Weld life.
Also, when we did the conversion we found out that the previous owner had just put a bolt in the dip stick which wasn't ideal. Unfortunately it was a sump off job to sort this.
So now the sump is back on with fresh oil and filter and can now check the level!
Picture from the end of the day. The car is booked in for the rust on the door, arch and boot sorting on Friday so we'll see how that looks. I'll then be booking in at the body shop for paint and the car park dents sorting.
The 340 went in for some rust repairs on Friday. Had a hole in the rear arch and also a hole in the top of the drivers door.
Also the rear panel above the number plate was pretty screwed.
No pictures of the rear after the repairs but got some of the door and the rear wing. Really happy with the repair that's been done and just need to sort out getting the bits painted now.
Also the rear panel above the number plate was pretty screwed.
No pictures of the rear after the repairs but got some of the door and the rear wing. Really happy with the repair that's been done and just need to sort out getting the bits painted now.
imprezaworks
ClioSport Club Member
Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Mad max ish
imprezaworks
ClioSport Club Member
Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Preferred it before
I just got that on one of the Facebook groups!
The jubilee onto that hose looks Like it's not secured very well.
Have you double checked it? It is carrying fuel after all.
Have you double checked it? It is carrying fuel after all.
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Why does it?
From here it looks like it's hanging off the end of the hose. There's no hose (as far as I can see) on the other side of it, so nothing really to stop it sliding off the end and releasing the fuel hose.
Apologies for any offence caused with the previous, not intended :up:
You've upset him now.
Lack of length when hard is a bad combination.
I get that the pipe is quite long, but there's rubber on only one side of the jubilee clip, no?
Way I was taught was that there should be hose either side of the jubilee, because to slide off it would have to squeeze the end of the hose before it could slide over it.
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