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jarlidge
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Post by jarlidge » 15 Jan 2008 10:22 pm

hi

that sounds like a good plan, count me in.

talk to you sometime in the week foggy and work it out.

cheers

jeff

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Post by kaos » 15 Jan 2008 10:35 pm

jarlidge wrote:hi

that sounds like a good plan, count me in.

talk to you sometime in the week foggy and work it out.

cheers

jeff
and then one of you can update me:)
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Post by foggyjames » 25 Jan 2008 02:09 am

Just to confirm, I have Jeff's mudflaps, Kaos' pillar trim, and William's headlining loaded into the car...and I'll see you guys tomorrow....well....later today :)

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Post by kaos » 25 Jan 2008 10:03 pm

i have unfortunutly missed this now, due to having an accident at work. :cry:
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Post by foggyjames » 27 Jan 2008 03:29 am

Jeff has your pillar trim ;)

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'79 343 DL
'70 164
...and some modern FWD nonsense to get me to work...

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Post by kaos » 27 Jan 2008 12:43 pm

Cheers foggy.
I wanted to be there but my accident at work invloved glue and my eye. and ihad to leave my car at work because they woukldnt let me drive myself to hospital so it was locked up in a secure compound untill saturday morning :(

we'll have to try again
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Post by MJ » 27 Jan 2008 04:11 pm

Doesn't sound nice, I hope your OK now.
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Post by jarlidge » 27 Jan 2008 04:14 pm

hi steve

as long as your ok. will have to get to arrange another meet up soon.

cheers
jeff

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Post by kaos » 27 Jan 2008 05:38 pm

MJ wrote:Doesn't sound nice, I hope your OK now.
yeh much better now but it was rather painfull at the time. Second accident at work ive ive been there less than one month lol!
jarlidge wrote:hi steve

as long as your ok. will have to get to arrange another meet up soon.

cheers
jeff
Hey jeff,

definitly, there is a campsite just up the road from mine, so you could all come down, camp and we could drop this 16v lump in to my old beast:D
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Post by jarlidge » 27 Jan 2008 06:22 pm

hi steve

i would like to. but my wife is excepting our 3 child anytime now, so its a bit difficult.
if i can get down to help you i will.

cheers
jeff

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Post by kaos » 27 Jan 2008 07:08 pm

well any time Jeff, i still have a few parts to gather, good luck to you and the wife.

We'll sort something out soon enough.
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Post by jarlidge » 27 Jan 2008 09:32 pm

yea thats fine steve.

if its not for a little while, i might be able to get hold of a engine crane.

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jeff

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Post by greenvan » 27 Jan 2008 11:30 pm

Hi Jeff and Steve
Yes you can borrow my crane with adjustable angle hoist as long the weight is not too much. Have to find what the safe weights are. Yes I would like to come down and see Steve's mod. Would like to do something like this on my 2 door which is off the road at the moment having the rear valence repaired and other things. The rear bumper was held on by one bolt and the valence rust has eaten through to the boot.
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Re: engine crane

Post by kaos » 28 Jan 2008 07:33 pm

greenvan wrote:Hi Jeff and Steve
Yes you can borrow my crane with adjustable angle hoist as long the weight is not too much. Have to find what the safe weights are. Yes I would like to come down and see Steve's mod. Would like to do something like this on my 2 door which is off the road at the moment having the rear valence repaired and other things. The rear bumper was held on by one bolt and the valence rust has eaten through to the boot.
FECK me, your literrally up the road. i'll be in taunton on friday picking up some golf bits from helfrauds.( on trade lol)

well i only need the crane to lift an engine into and out of the engine bay when its ready to go in, wouldnt happen to have an engine stand aswell would you?>????

as said im only down the road as such from you william.(minehead way)
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Post by greenvan » 28 Jan 2008 09:28 pm

Crane is a nc10 1 ton folder. Leveller is 500kg, but have no engine stand. Bishop's Hull is where I live and glad to help. Must send some private messages of possible meet up in future.
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