cool build pretty solid car that . when mark had it i bought the rear lights wheels and bonnet i should really update my thread keep them coming
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cool build pretty solid car that . when mark had it i bought the rear lights wheels and bonnet i should really update my thread keep them coming
Thanks Lars, I am hoping that I can eventually get it to the point I want to bring it to. It will take some time though. Really need to get a garage or shed of my own which I can fit the car in, then things could really take off :DQuote:
Originally Posted by LarZ
Thanks Lenny, I have to say you took two of the best parts from the car haha. If you ever think of selling the bonnet, let me knowQuote:
Originally Posted by LennyS13
I'm hanging for a shed near my house. as in, right by my house. But that's never gonna happen in my estate. I'd do a lot more stuff myself if i had a shed. right now i rent a shed about 10 mins away from my house. But just going there to do a 1 hour job can take 3 hours by the time i grab my tools, tidy up, etc.
I'd kill for that. My cars are 1hr away down at my parents place. Progress has been non existent on cars in the past yearQuote:
Originally Posted by LarZ
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all i need now is time I guess :p
I'm the same as yourself Ptank! My apartment has offroad parking but not something where I could park the 180 to work on, plus I would have no where to store my tools.
The garage I was using when working on the Skyline a few years back was ideal at the time, but still a bit of a pain to get to.
Right across from my apartment is a derelict/unlived in house which has a perfect garage going out onto the road beside it, perfect for storing a car in, currently trying to find out the story with the house and shed.......see if the shed could be rented, unlikely but it would be perfectly located for me :D
Thanks again for all the comments guys, I'll have another post toward the weekend