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DAYZEE
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7th Feb 04 at 21:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Won't do them very well either. You'll just spin one wheel and go no where.
Adam-D
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7th Feb 04 at 21:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by DAYZEE
Won't do them very well either. You'll just spin one wheel and go no where.



or ill snap a d'shaft or itll blow up
i dont mind its sommit to play with
Adam-D
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8th Feb 04 at 17:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

the drums have seized


gonna be fun freeing them

but its not as bad as i first thought
got the boot open today finally "block of wood helped "

found a decent spare wheel, sum tools
and very little rust suprisingly

gonna clear up the interior tomorow see what all the loose cables are and have a look see for some ht leads
Ian
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8th Feb 04 at 17:42   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
As a side note, scrap metal is at 70 pound per ton at the moment. I don't know if that affects your decision at all.
Born_corsa02
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Couldn't you weld the diff up
DAYZEE
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Originally posted by Born_corsa02
Couldn't you weld the diff up


Wouldn't that make cornering easy.
Born_corsa02
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No but would be a rite laugh for dounuts etc. its wot they do on banger cars
Adam-D
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8th Feb 04 at 17:53   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
cheers ian
i think im just gona play with it practice my skills
my bro is gonna practice on it aswell
if it does get scrapped that way were gonna fill the inner arches with old bricks
thats what my mate did must have been the heavyest nova ever
Adam-D
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its er fucked
just tryed to get the ignition out so i can get a key
no such luck fuckers welded in???

so im gonna strip some bits off it and scrap it got it fer nowt and im gonna make £30 on it cant be bad
Adam-D
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it turns over thou not that i know how to hot wire a car or anything
Chris Bingham
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BMW are a pain in the arse. My track bimmer brakes are fooked and I don't know why so I'm going to get it to fcuk.

Pain in the arse but they are solid enough.

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