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Better than frostbite here in sunny Macclesfield Chris! You're not missing anything. Got two heaters on the go in the garage.

nope but I found more rust so ,more to cut and weld on Tuesday Likewise, my weekend plan is to convert mine into something suitable for the Flintstones.

Interesting indeed. Have to say though, as a shareholder I would have had him selling a kidney and working as a rent boy just for the dividends.

Great progress guys. just makes me feel bad about not getting stuck back into mine.

Lovely bit of fabrication but as above not sure about the wavey rear edge. Either way great efforts guys.

I think Alex might have some "good to go" Have a look at his recent post.

Coming along nicely.

Love these, amazing attention to detail. http://www.youtube.com/embed/N7QcRhB9z7s?feature=player_

Never mind grammar, the education system is turning young people out that can't even do basic maths. Heaven help us. It is embarrassing that, as mentioned above, workers from other countries seem to be educated to a better standard.

1969, so won't have to worry.

Yes as long as its a small something i might take you up on that.

Ooo does that mean i get something powder coated for free?

Great pics, cheers Col. Like the Dino and E type.

More "watchers" than a Ricey E bay listing!

I'm sure there was someone on E bay offering to do a Mini Cooper for £400. Edit. There's a few just search Plastidip.

:snack:

Neighbour takes his little lad out in his MR2 . He's got a Britax Kidfix that can be either iso fix or regular seatbelt. So hopefully this would work. it's a starting point anyway

Child seat guidelines.... Child Passengers Always ensure that your child is in an appropriate child restraint that is suitable for the car and seat on which it is being used, and that it is securely fitted. Make sure the child is securely held by the child seat harness or seat belt. Make sure that children travel in the rear of the car, if possible - it is safer. Never put a rearward-facing baby seat in the front if there is a passenger airbag. Do not put a forward-facing child seat in the front, unless there is no other choice. In this case, make sure the car seat is as far back as possible, the child seat is securely fitted and the child is securely held by the seat belt or child seat harness, keeping the child as far as possible from the dashboard. Ask the vehicle manufacturer how far the airbag comes out as it deploys and whether it is safe to use a child seat. If there are side airbags, make sure that the child restraint does not rest against the door, that the child sits properly in the seat and does not lean close to, or against, the door or window. Ask the vehicle manufacturer how far the airbag comes out as it deploys and whether it is safe to use a child seat in the front. If there are other types of airbag in the car, ask the vehicle manufacturer how far they come out as they deploy and whether it is safe to use a child seat near the airbag.

Son's just bought one of these SnugPack Sleeka Force 35. Says it's really good. £50 ish

Powder coating room?

Zed Shed Leisure Facilities, with indoor bowling, sauna, gym, swimming pool ,cinema complex and restaurant?

Looking really good!

For what it's worth the Jaguar E type was given special dispensation by the DVLA to have the number plate in this position and is currently the only car in this country legally allowed to have this. Confirmed in writing by DVLA to JDC. Researched this after worrying about mine and carry a copy. Sad I know.

Welcome back. Forget the super chargers, I have an ECU performance upgrade module chip that will give you 500bhp on the "low" setting and cure your handling and starting problems. £499 inc postage, I'll pm you my Pay Pal details. I think the clip on ones are only a Fiver . . . so for £504, you can have 1000Bhp :lol:

Welcome back. Forget the super chargers, I have an ECU performance upgrade module chip that will give you 500bhp on the "low" setting and cure your handling and starting problems. £499 inc postage, I'll pm you my Pay Pal details.