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Originally posted by grant

mark is it the 7th? and will you have it ready?

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No. end of the month if i don't wipe out or break anything at the nostalgia drags.

are you going to take the bucket? you'll smoke me in that.

I'll bring the falcon if the rs is broken or im too lazy to fix.

give me a month to do work on it then hmmmm.

Ty if u read this, note H/b (brick) still non functioning almost 5 years now [:u][88][88][88][88][88][88] i have a very big to do list

why am i not surprised???? [:x)]
you taking your car to lakeside???

Rear bumpers and side mirrors are on.

It's now up in the air with only a cross member holding the engine in place.
I have a suspect front shock i think will be like a banana when i remove it.

Your Nearly there mark! its looking pretty good too!!

I bet your keen to get it back on the road[%] Its been in the shed almost as long as mine[:p]

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Originally posted by Phil

I bet your keen to get it back on the road[%] Its been in the shed almost as long as mine[:p]

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It will be Two years this June since my little tumble.
I have been fixing mine, your doing the fun type of rebuild.

The money would of been better spent on a yummy cossie conversion.
Not worrying about weather the front tyres are pointing straight or not.
I miss the early morning runs through town the most.
The old XF with a 200 ci auto just does not cut it.

Love it. You painted it the right colour too!

Mark test weekend next Saturday? [(#)]

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Originally posted by grant

Mark test weekend next Saturday? [(#)]

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More like dump the Escort and drive the 48-215.
I need lower control arms and a cigarette sponsor.

Just finished fixing a spit in the bore of a 202.
The water in the block froze while in Tassie, and split the bore horizontally in the bore and where the welsh plugs are.

My Father put his T-Ford into the gravel trap at the end of the main straight yesterday. He stopped a car length short of the wall.
Some major gravel rash underneath and few stone chips in the helmet.

The bell housing filled with stones, jamming the starter motor, ending his day.