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MJ wrote:Looks sweet. Did you do anything to the bumpers, or were they that black when you got it!
Well done and welcome
This is how the car looked when I got it
The magical fluid that gets them looking like that is Autoglym Bumpercare. Nasty, gloopy green stuff that gets the job done. I use it on my 940 too. The only thing I've found that beats it is the orange front bumper on my van. I'm convinced that NOTHING will make that look decent!
SteveP wrote:Uh oh... looks like the valance didn't get away from the rust stick
Unfortunately not! I'll grind it back when I get the chance and weld new metal in if neccesary. There's a spot on the back too that's got a little bit on it too, although the rest of the car is rust free.
Both areas will be sorted by the end of the summer. Living 400yards from the beach means things like that have to be dealt with fairly promptly before they turn into major corrosion
Good work, that is a bargain indeed! Looks very nice with a bit of elbow grease. There seems to be a sudden increase 300's on the market, many of which are appearing to be the well kept low mileage cars.
Pete
G reg 360 GLT, G reg 340 GL Variomatic, plus many more..........
There always seems to be some that come up around here- usually in lovely condition. It's because it's full of wrinklies round here. The definition of a fit bird in Cleveleys is one without her zimmerframe