What have you done to your classic Mini lately?
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I gave it a good thrashing!
"A gentleman does not motor about after dark". Joseph Lucas (1834-1902)
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Dismantled it into 10,000 small pieces and currently overwhelmed at the process of putting it all back together...
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Is there an advantage to beer-box cardboard other than being able to read 'Molsen' through the grill? I used the lid from a large 'Eurobox' storage box.
Mine covers the RH side, past the vertical brace on the slam panel to about midway across the alternator, so there's still air going through the radiator, just not as much. I haven't the big snorkel any more, it's trimmed darned near flush to the inner wing to allow fitment of my ignition. I still get air through the heater, though more air when the heater motor is running.
Mine covers the RH side, past the vertical brace on the slam panel to about midway across the alternator, so there's still air going through the radiator, just not as much. I haven't the big snorkel any more, it's trimmed darned near flush to the inner wing to allow fitment of my ignition. I still get air through the heater, though more air when the heater motor is running.
The peasants are revolting...
"Gone with the Wind" - a brief yet moving vignette concerning lactose intolerance
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Jeg: winter fronts should be made out of cardboard, ideally from beer cartons. I used to cover the entire inlet area behind the grille except for the scoop for the heater intake. Then, when it got really cold, another piece of cardboard was slipped between the rad and the inner fender.
Yours does look sharp though.
Yours does look sharp though.
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Dismantled it into 10,000 small pieces and currently overwhelmed at the process of putting it all back together...
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Working on putting on doors (new sliders, trim, interior door panels), to be followed by the first start up ever later this Spring, after coming into my possession as a rolling shell around 2000.
I've turned the engine over, and getting fine oil pressure, all lights and switches working after a new harness, so very excited to actually DRIVE it after looking it in my garage for 15 years.
Scott
I've turned the engine over, and getting fine oil pressure, all lights and switches working after a new harness, so very excited to actually DRIVE it after looking it in my garage for 15 years.
Scott
New Zealand - The only place where a kiwi can mean a fruit, bird or mini owner...
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paid its insurance for the next 6 months
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Wandered past all four thinking I must put at least one back together this year.........................................................
Mini's are like buses they come along in a bunch
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washed it
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Leaned out the mixture a 1/2 turn.
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Just fitted a set of experimental / development rear brakes on Tubbs for testing.
Can't post a picture yet, but suffice it to say they are made by DSN and are very shiny
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Currently pulling the engine and looking for a replacement for my worn 998
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That car lift is a nice addition since I was last in that garage , How are you Brad? Grant
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That car lift is a nice addition since I was last in that garage , How are you Brad? Grant
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I'm having starting issues so that's what I've been trying to troubleshoot all Winter long.
What about you guys/gals?
What about you guys/gals?