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What do I need to do in order to be let into the color secret?
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NATO green with pink racing stripes...?
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Who told him
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Ahh, don't ask how I found out...
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Either you've guessed wrong or spoken to someone who guessed wrong.
Sorry!
Sorry!
Sounds like you couldve just pushed your rolling chassis under your boyfriends defender then started again from scratch with another. I doubt Id ever get my missus to lay a spanner on any of my vehicles. Although I'm not sue I'd want her to either.
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Probably would've been best to be honest. Loads done now anyway.
Nope
not as bold, I've decided that bold colours on a 110 don't look right, they have far to much surface area to paint bright and out there colours.
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When is it ? He's still away, and when he get's back we are driving round Europe hopefully.
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Good to see you are back Kim. I think you should get the engine in and rig up a temp fuel supply and exaust and start it up. Even if you have to take bits off/out again it gives a massive injection of enthusiasm to get going again.
Also i think you have done a very good job on the paint so far. I think you should try and paint it yourself, the paint you will be using is really easy to sand flat if you do get any bits your not happy with. think of it as the money you save will pay a good chunk of the fuel you will use traveling europe.
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Also i think you have done a very good job on the paint so far. I think you should try and paint it yourself, the paint you will be using is really easy to sand flat if you do get any bits your not happy with. think of it as the money you save will pay a good chunk of the fuel you will use traveling europe.
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I'll have to see. How I get on. Be nice to go though especially in Lou
That's a pretty good idea. I do just need to spend the money and get the fly wheel and clutch.Good to see you are back Kim. I think you should get the engine in and rig up a temp fuel supply and exaust and start it up. Even if you have to take bits off/out again it gives a massive injection of enthusiasm to get going again.
Also i think you have done a very good job on the paint so far. I think you should try and paint it yourself, the paint you will be using is really easy to sand flat if you do get any bits your not happy with. think of it as the money you save will pay a good chunk of the fuel you will use traveling europe.
Cant find a big thumbs up emoji so you'll have to imagine one.
Still really don't want to paint it. I've not got the set up. I'd rather pay for it then ruin it doing it myself and I have been questioning doing NATO green. rather do a colour I won't regret and the colour I won't regret is what I'm sure it'll be done in
