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Luvin that, Dean :thumbright:
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Looks nice, plenty of time to do the repairs needed, before spring :thumbright:
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Yeah thats what I thought, heater on in the garage and cups of tea :D
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Looks great
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[quote="skippy"]Yeah thats what I thought, heater on in the garage and cups of tea :D[/quote

Tea is good for a thinking break :thumbright:
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Not good for pee breaks though, I'm getting old you know LOL
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Going for an MOT tomorrow :D
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Post by GJUK »

Great news, all the best for the 'big day'. Sure it will be fine :)

What are you doing with the rusty floor pans, winter job?
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Yeah its back in the garage now and going to order floor pan in the next few days and all jobs getting done over the winter.
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2000 Dodge Durango SLT
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1981 Chevy G30 motorhome

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Now registered :lol:
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1981 Chevy G30 motorhome

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Great stuff, looks a real nice car. :thumbright:
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Its real solid apart from the passenger floor pan ( new one on order ), and the usual naff US paint job. Looks great from a few feet away :D
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Wheels painted and widened steels on the rear.
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1974 Mk1 Escort RS2000
1981 Chevy G30 motorhome

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Post by PaulR »

Looking good Dean :thumbright: Cant go wrong with an A body.
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Post by Super Sloth »

That looks tidy, Dean!
Who did the back wheels for you? The back arches look much more filled out now, eh?

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