FTO AUSTRALIA

That's the hill I did it on. At least I think it is?

Bennoz wrote:

fraz91 wrote:Punched

fraz91 wrote: hole

fraz91 wrote:Pissed

fraz91 wrote:broken

fraz91 wrote:Bending

fraz91 wrote:tore

fraz91 wrote:bash

fraz91 wrote:araldite

You are very much Lawso's mate

HI!

So yesterday I hand built an indicator assembly from some Magna parts & a bench grinder for the missus car, as it had snapped.

Let me just say, F#CK that. Never again lol.

I eventualy made a complete working unit... minus the indicator cancellor

Bennoz wrote:So yesterday I hand built an indicator assembly from some Magna parts & a bench grinder for the missus car, as it had snapped.

Let me just say, F#CK that. Never again lol.

I eventualy made a complete working unit... minus the indicator cancellor

I just packaged the one I have up and was about to send it today!

Sahin wrote:

Bennoz wrote:So yesterday I hand built an indicator assembly from some Magna parts & a bench grinder for the missus car, as it had snapped.

Let me just say, F#CK that. Never again lol.

I eventualy made a complete working unit... minus the indicator cancellor

I just packaged the one I have up and was about to send it today!

Please do!

I don't have a lot of faith in my frankenindicator. I was just to get the missus to work in snoor today, because I'm pinching her work car to tow the mini to the dyno shop.

f**ken, lets move the FTO to get the FTO to get to the Outlander to get to the mini...

Finally grabbed the unmolestered rear parcel tray to fit in.

Had to cut out the portion where the rear wiper is, so have yet to fit.
also need to find a heap of those pop clips for the underside of it.

also need to find a heap of those pop clips for the underside of it

Bonfire

dstocks wrote:

also need to find a heap of those pop clips for the underside of it

Bonfire

I have a balls load from owning a heap of Magnas, simply a matter of finding the box.
Plus would like the back seat assembled and left that way for the drive.

Car already looks in a sorry state with the paint

Ahhh, so youre a lazy bugger then

dstocks wrote:Ahhh, so youre a lazy bugger then

Speaking from experience?

Speaking from experience?

Of course. You shouldnt even need to as that question

If I was lazy I would not be fixing the parcel shelf that rattles like a bugger.

The paint is a factor of the car sitting in the street never being driven.... until I do.

Astron_Boy wrote:The paint is a factor of the car sitting in the street never being driven.... until I do.

You should invest in a car cover if it really isnt being driven much

Daniel2019 wrote:

Astron_Boy wrote:The paint is a factor of the car sitting in the street never being driven.... until I do.

You should invest in a car cover if it really isnt being driven much

Did that with my sedan, simply lead to other issues.
New house/garage in the near future, so ehh.

Sick of everything being such an expense to fix or replace, so I made a *temporary* gaitor Didn't turn out too bad considering how much my sewing machine hated going through 2 layers of leather

That's awesome!! How much to make me a plain black one!!

The postage to send it to you

That's pretty good! You'll end up getting a few orders with that price, at least cover your material costs

That's pretty good actually.

I had my wife make me a really thin material gator for the wagon years ago, sadly I measured wrong

Bennoz wrote:That's pretty good! You'll end up getting a few orders with that price, at least cover your material costs

The advantage of being a bit of a pack rat ... I used to make leather armbands and such years ago so I still have a bag full of off cuts in various shades and textures