sako243
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Well it wasn't done this century or last...
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DAPPH
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BIL is a specialist ( Cambridgeshire ) who goes all over the UK doing such plaster work mainly in very old and expensive mansions , castles & palaces .. he must be well paid for doing it as as he still runs an immaculate 3/4 ton LWB ex military Landrover with a cab on it for all his work
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Quite true!!!
DAPPH
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Super thin sandal wood linings would be brilliant in such boxes .. they'd smell truly amazing& spicy .
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I'm sure you'll get a rise out of that.
Last time I was on the m'way I realised I needed another inch. Left shoulder was getting a bit sore, but around locally I never realised it.
Hood
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I don't actually need the bars raised as such, I just need them slightly closer to me so raising them will allow me to rotate them a bit. The bars are about 950mm wide and the steering has an excellent lock on it so when at full lock I am just slightly stretched, this will cure that.
DAPPH
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I don't actually need the bars raised as such, I just need them slightly closer to me so raising them will allow me to rotate them a bit. The bars are about 950mm wide and the steering has an excellent lock on it so when at full lock I am just slightly stretched, this will cure that.
Buy a decent car the steering columns are usually adjustable for height and length plus the cars don't fall over too often & more oft than not they keep you warm and dry.
Hood
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And turn you into a brain dead drone.
25.4_mechanic
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Great work, respect!
I can't even imagine a German TÜV inspector walking around the part and saying half in despair, half outraged "... but, but, where is the approval stamp on the part, the test number of the Federal Institute for Materials Testing? What do you mean: milled by yourself?
Then anyone could do it - but it doesn't work like that! Where would we end up if everyone just ...? ..." We, who know how it works, naturally keep our mouths shut and don't even tell him - there are now far too many models and variants and .... for him to know them all ...
- but when I started, it could happen that a very good inspector would recognise even a well-made part ... there was simply much less choice.
How do you have to proceed over there?
Carsten
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Hood
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Better than the AS3P ones I bought to trial out the concept, at least mine are the right shapeTop clamps are a different colour tho, re- anodise them to match
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F KnowsGreat work, respect!
I can't even imagine a German TÜV inspector walking around the part and saying half in despair, half outraged "... but, but, where is the approval stamp on the part, the test number of the Federal Institute for Materials Testing? What do you mean: milled by yourself?
We, who know how it works, naturally keep our mouths shut and don't even tell him - there are now far too many models and variants and ....
- but when I started, it could happen that a very good inspector would recognise even a well-made part ... there was simply much less choice.
How do you have to proceed over there?
Carsten
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Great job, were all the cables and wiring long enough to suit the extra height?And fitted and not a steering wheel in sight, well one in shot to the side
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Took back my car from the mechanic,back on the driver seat after 4 weeks .
The rally project car has been
Sent back to the owner .
I've tried every single civil way , there wasn't other choice than call the tow truck and unload it in front of his house.
I've been risking those sentence
Car theft
Destroy of a State property
+ Other little things that wouldn't surely put me in a better position.
Took control of the situation and choose the most civilian way to do it .
The rally project car has been
Sent back to the owner .
I've tried every single civil way , there wasn't other choice than call the tow truck and unload it in front of his house.
I've been risking those sentence
Car theft
Destroy of a State property
+ Other little things that wouldn't surely put me in a better position.
Took control of the situation and choose the most civilian way to do it .
