Did a few jobs on the car today including this

[milothedog]

I have been gathering a few bits for the car over the last month or so and decided today was a good day to get them done the two biggest things were a new center section for the rear bumper and this which I have toyed with the idea of fitting one for a while now. Not cheap but IMHO the best I have seen fitted and is a quality item and fits well apart from the hose that needs a bit of fettleing to make it fit nicely.IMG_0393.jpg
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Ian

[iani]

Looking good Ian, I have the same one fitted.

Ian

[MartynFryer]

Now that looks very smart. Inspirational in fact.

I now know where I am aiming under the hood with mine - until then bonnet closed in company

Martyn

[milothedog]

Now that looks very smart. Inspirational in fact.

I now know where I am aiming under the hood with mine - until then bonnet closed in company

Martyn

Your welcome to have a closer look next Sunday if you like Martyn.

Ian.

[martin]

That does look good Ian, much better with the black silicone than the coloured, even though the car's colour is a bit dubious. Martin.

[MartynFryer]

Your welcome to have a closer look next Sunday if you like Martyn.

Ian.

Looking forward to it

Martyn

[MandM]

Hi Ian, did you polish your own horns, and if so how did you do it?.

looks lovely

[milothedog]

Hi Ian, did you polish your own horns, and if so how did you do it?.

looks lovely

I did have polished ones fitted before but the ones in the picture were done by a very nice man on the forum for me

Ian

[KOY 23]

I did have polished ones fitted before but the ones in the picture were done by a very nice man on the forum for me

Ian

Hi Ian

Could that be horny Martin?

I like the tank, is that a Wards one?

[milothedog]

Hi Ian

Could that be horny Martin?

I like the tank, is that a Wards one?

That's a Yes & Yes mate, how's the car, have you done the head gasket!

Ian.

[martin]

Hi Ian

Could that be horny Martin?

I like the tank, is that a Wards one?

What worries me most is - how did you know ?

[KOY 23]

Ian.

Putting it together now, was not sure whether to use the standard thickness "payen" type gasket from Martins favourite supplier or the thicker BGA one from LD parts. Went for the LD parts one. Keeping fingers crossed that fluids stay in the right places.

John.

[KOY 23]

What worries me most is - how did you know ?

Thought you may take it as a compliment.

[milothedog]

Ian.

Putting it together now, was not sure whether to use the standard thickness "payen" type gasket from Martins favourite supplier or the thicker BGA one from LD parts. Went for the LD parts one. Keeping fingers crossed that fluids stay in the right places.

John.

Best of luck with it John. (keep Bob away for it )

Ian.

[MandM]

Ian.

Putting it together now, was not sure whether to use the standard thickness "payen" type gasket from Martins favourite supplier or the thicker BGA one from LD parts. Went for the LD parts one. Keeping fingers crossed that fluids stay in the right places.

John.

Hi John, used them on mine seems ok , no leaks ,oil or water 800 miles so far, pull down again and oil and filter change in 200miles. sounds like i,ve got to talk to the polisher with new wheels, nicely.