Posted: Sun Nov 01, 15 1:41 am
Great pic 
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Posted: Sun Nov 01, 15 1:03 pm
Still time to use them, glorious day here. Off to the garden centre shortly to scare old people.
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 16 12:46 pm
New wheel nuts fitted all around, stripe fitted, still no headlights (hmmf), still got to finish the wiring but it is only the last little bits that need tinkering with.
How it looks as of yesterday:
How it looks as of yesterday:
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 16 8:12 pm
Much better.........have to say I prefer having the old bumblebee on the back of the darts.
Helps to break up the rear quaters and with the black wheels and hood it looks spot in!
Helps to break up the rear quaters and with the black wheels and hood it looks spot in!
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 16 9:28 pm
Yeah I'm liking that as well, looking good.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 16 8:47 am
Thank you guys!
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 16 2:20 pm
Looks really great John. Stance is proper!
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 16 3:00 pm
Cheers pal.Posted: Mon Jan 25, 16 4:15 pm
I have to say generally I'm not a huge stripe fan, but that's looking well nice
Posted: Fri Jul 01, 16 1:04 am
Done one or two things on the dart over the spring.
Steering box has been adjusted and now much better, less play.
Car is running well with the MSD box.
Indicators and headlights were playing up, so I spent 3 weeks ripping out the entire looms. Finding past 'lash up' fixes and replacing wires. New fuse box and new connections between looms.
Refurbished the indicator switch on the column.
Did 130 miles in it last weekend, didn't miss a beat apart from the wipers not working, yet to work out why.
Nice little mini burnout at my brothers house.
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Steering box has been adjusted and now much better, less play.
Car is running well with the MSD box.
Indicators and headlights were playing up, so I spent 3 weeks ripping out the entire looms. Finding past 'lash up' fixes and replacing wires. New fuse box and new connections between looms.
Refurbished the indicator switch on the column.
Did 130 miles in it last weekend, didn't miss a beat apart from the wipers not working, yet to work out why.
Nice little mini burnout at my brothers house.
View My Video
Posted: Fri Jul 01, 16 6:26 am
Like that pic of the wiring. Once you're st that stage, there's no turning back.
Nice work
Nice work
Posted: Fri Jul 01, 16 7:40 am
Its a good feeling when you have been through the wiring loom and you have confidence that all is well and the car won't let you down, or spontaneously combust when you are not looking.
Good job, Jon
Good job, Jon
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 10:17 am
meh
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 12:59 pm
Meccano 
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 3:36 pm
haha yes! It is booked in now to have a trutrak (spelling) slipper unit, all new bearings. seems these cone type things are junk.
Car value ~8k
spent £8million.
Car value ~8k
spent £8million.