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Whittie
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8th Apr 10 at 13:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Looks awesome Tony
fast-as-u-can
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Finally got the christmas present from my mum nad dad fitted today.










Now all i need to do is find some energy to go out and fit the front ones
Fad
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13th Apr 10 at 17:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Take a rest Tony and eat Pizza
fast-as-u-can
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Found some energy

And eat Pizza







Graham88
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That's gonna be rapid
Fad
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Tony thats what i'm talking about!!!
Andy Stocker
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Vesta
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Did you weight the glass you removed out of interest?
willay
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14th Apr 10 at 10:35   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
YEAH BOYYY PLASTIC WINDOWS!!!
jr
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thats a really expensive way of stopping your window reg failing
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quote:
Originally posted by Vesta
Did you weight the glass you removed out of interest?


Yes the rear 3 bonded windows weighed 12kg and the fronts weighed 17kg for both bits of glass and regulators

Total of 29kg
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quote:
Originally posted by willay
YEAH BOYYY PLASTIC WINDOWS!!!


How have you done your front windows to stop them being opened from outside when parked?
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I havent mate, if it gets stolen it gets stolen. Though the seat position is designed so only me and jr can drive it

I guess pins need to be fitted
Adamcorsaredtop
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Just out of interest what sealent did you use to bond the windows in?
spikedjack
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quote:
Originally posted by fast-as-u-can
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Originally posted by willay
YEAH BOYYY PLASTIC WINDOWS!!!


How have you done your front windows to stop them being opened from outside when parked?


On the lower runner of the front slider, thread a small hole so a bolt or similar can be twisted in and out as a stopper
thats what we've done to my mates 106 windows
fast-as-u-can
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Well i have found a driver and co pilot to drive my car from now on that will proberbly drive it better than i can









Also made some new door cards to tidy the hole up a little and as there is now no speakers in the car there seemed no point in having a stereo
jr
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needs black screws tony mint otherwise
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quote:
Originally posted by jr
needs black screws tony mint otherwise


I Know......they will be in before combe but i didnt have any so used what was in the garage

Trust you to get picky about the colour of a screw
jr
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18th Apr 10 at 16:26   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Needs a different gearknob, nylon one would work.
Marc
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Liking the door cards, looks much better. Still can't believe you've done this to your car though! Top marks for being differant and not been afraid to do this to a relatively new car too!
Fad
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Its over 10 years old hardly new

Nice work Tony, nice touch using the top of the original door card!
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Weighed the car today with a full tank of fuel 1040kg
Warren G
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door cards look good

not going to stop me doing you, i have more power, thats all i need power mwah

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