056 and 066 out for some winter fun

[Harry 66]

 

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Great to see Harry.

 

[Craig196]

Echo Ed above. Great to see and giving me the itch for a Bowland blast. Proud to be the custodian of one of these wee pocket rockets

 

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Echo Ed above. Great to see and giving me the itch for a Bowland blast.

It gave me the same thought Craig, great to see the cars out having fun, made me want to get #407 out for a blast. But then it also reminded me of the jobs (and expense) which it needs before I can do that properly this year.

 

[NickReilly063]

It gave me the same thought Craig, great to see the cars out having fun, made me want to get #407 out for a blast. But then it also reminded me of the jobs (and expense) which it needs before I can do that properly this year.

Yes like get that front Splitter on Ed - HaHa

 

[Harry 66]

It gave me the same thought Craig, great to see the cars out having fun, made me want to get #407 out for a blast. But then it also reminded me of the jobs (and expense) which it needs before I can do that properly this year.

ive decided to commit myself to doing some under body work when the weather warms up. Thinking of doing the dinatrol treatment/underseal, will be a few weekends of graft but will hopefully pay off and keep 066 mint for many years to come.

 

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Yes like get that front Splitter on Ed - HaHa

I fear the splitter is the last thing on the list Nick..

After the coolant hose, pas system and abs sensor refreshing. (it never ends... )

 

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ive decided to commit myself to doing some under body work when the weather warms up. Thinking of doing the dinatrol treatment/underseal, will be a few weekends of graft but will hopefully pay off and keep 066 mint for many years to come.

Some of the Bilt Hamber range of products are very good for this kind of thing in my experience, with our 1965 Mini Cooper to look after it's something which I regularly need to indulge in.

 

[Ajracer]

ive decided to commit myself to doing some under body work when the weather warms up. Thinking of doing the dinatrol treatment/underseal, will be a few weekends of graft but will hopefully pay off and keep 066 mint for many years to come.

My Trophy,RB and BG before all got the Lanoguard treatment.
Very impressive and also its translucent so doesn’t look like you have covered the underside of the car in black tar to hide a multitude of rust.

Lanoguard | Rust Protection Product for Vehicles, Boats, and Machine

Lanoguard offers a variety of rust prevention solutions. Sourced and produced in the UK by a family run business. Trusted by thousands of customers. Easy to apply, minimal prep providing long lasting protection.

www.lanoguard.co.uk

 

[NickReilly063]

My bodyshop man uses Gravitex for jobs like that - he gave me some to use no No63 when we recommissioned the underbody.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M18JZI6/?tag=ctphy-21

 

[Titan]

My Trophy,RB and BG before all got the Lanoguard treatment.
Very impressive and also its translucent so doesn’t look like you have covered the underside of the car in black tar to hide a multitude of rust.

Lanoguard | Rust Protection Product for Vehicles, Boats, and Machine

Lanoguard offers a variety of rust prevention solutions. Sourced and produced in the UK by a family run business. Trusted by thousands of customers. Easy to apply, minimal prep providing long lasting protection.

www.lanoguard.co.uk

I believe it is based on the oils that they can extract from sheep's wool.

I got it on my Cooper, so hopefully it does the job and for once, defies
the inevitable chances of it falling to bits with rust.

 

[Ajracer]

Yes it’s lanolin. Leaves a semi Matt look without hiding anything.
My front wheel arch 18 months after application.

 

[Harry 66]

My bodyshop man uses Gravitex for jobs like that - he gave me some to use no No63 when we recommissioned the underbody.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M18JZI6/?tag=ctphy-21

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this the finish i was hoping to achieve will look into this product maybe with some of the bilt hamber products for rust treatment and then final seal on things likes shocks and repainted subframes

 

[NickReilly063]

Andy yours looks fantastic with the original look - I went with the same look in my front wheel arches as underneath - however I left the rear original as it’s blown in black from the factory - just de-tarred them.

Lacquered over the Gravitex however I’m not sure what product it was - then fully wax oiled in every hole available.

 

[Titan]

Damn Nick, you must have a road sweeper going down the road in front of you

With the state of the roads around me lately, with all the slurry being put out, it wouldn't
last two minutes before it would get destroyed!!

 

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Damn Nick, you must have a road sweeper going down the road in front of you

With the state of the roads around me lately, with all the slurry being put out, it wouldn't
last two minutes before it would get destroyed!!

Francis... You're going to be giving Nick nightmares making him think about Number 063 and slurry covered lanes!

 

[Titan]

Francis... You're going to be giving Nick nightmares making him think about Number 063 and slurry covered lanes!

Not at all Ed...he'll just have to order a second road sweeper as backup

 

[Ajracer]

We all need to get out more!

 

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We all need to get out more!

Wise words..