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I did wake up in the night with "a bit of a head" so I drank a glass of water then went back to sleep. Woke up cool as a cucumber!!
So you woke up with a bit of head did ye aye. Happy Anniversary right enough.
I would just like to say
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So you woke up with a bit of head did ye aye. Happy Anniversary right enough.
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...and the noos is.....
that the Pluriel is all back together, headlight mended and body panels replaced, the "stitch in time" has been done and just awaiting the sosses and chips to cook!!
Don't ask me how I mended the headlight mounting as honestly i have no idea how I did it. The bit that is supposed to hold the fulcrum of the clip and is one of the two legs of the shade, and was originally stuck down, just clicked into place and despite the law of probability has stayed there. So all is back together again in time for tomorrow's expected rain.
Also went shopping this a.m.
Met a bloke with a sort of @kevstar story. We, another blerk and I, were admiring his 2cv, which was flipping immaculate.
It turned out he sort of got left it. The original owner who had bought it from new, knew that said blokey loved it, it spent most of its time in its garage having only 46 k kms on its clock. So when he died his son discovered that he had left a note saying that it was only to be sold to the bloke we were talking to.
So he got it for €2800. MAD!!! It looked as if it had just been driven out of the showroom.
Prices for 2CVs are crazy.
Also went and saw our Dutch friends after having done t'shopping. They have recently replaced their ageing VW van with another slightly more modern one, still 2004 but one owner and the garage that sold it to them had known it all its life, looks fab. So Hans is busy swopping all his kipping and cooking stuff over from the old one, but nothing fits easily due to changes in the model between thisn and his other one that was a bit older, about 6 years. So he needed a 50 torks bit. By chance, well with the Pluriel beeing up on axle stands, we were in the Disco which is where I keep all my car tools, so I could lend him the bit and a 3/8th drive socekt for it and a small breaker bar. For a guy who does tons of serious house DIY he has pitiful few car tools.
They have also bought a car only 1 year old. My stars there must be money in being artistic!.
So good day had.
Now awaiting the storm so the Wifi will have to go off. have a good night folks!
that the Pluriel is all back together, headlight mended and body panels replaced, the "stitch in time" has been done and just awaiting the sosses and chips to cook!!
Don't ask me how I mended the headlight mounting as honestly i have no idea how I did it. The bit that is supposed to hold the fulcrum of the clip and is one of the two legs of the shade, and was originally stuck down, just clicked into place and despite the law of probability has stayed there. So all is back together again in time for tomorrow's expected rain.
Also went shopping this a.m.
Met a bloke with a sort of @kevstar story. We, another blerk and I, were admiring his 2cv, which was flipping immaculate.
It turned out he sort of got left it. The original owner who had bought it from new, knew that said blokey loved it, it spent most of its time in its garage having only 46 k kms on its clock. So when he died his son discovered that he had left a note saying that it was only to be sold to the bloke we were talking to.
So he got it for €2800. MAD!!! It looked as if it had just been driven out of the showroom.
Prices for 2CVs are crazy.
Also went and saw our Dutch friends after having done t'shopping. They have recently replaced their ageing VW van with another slightly more modern one, still 2004 but one owner and the garage that sold it to them had known it all its life, looks fab. So Hans is busy swopping all his kipping and cooking stuff over from the old one, but nothing fits easily due to changes in the model between thisn and his other one that was a bit older, about 6 years. So he needed a 50 torks bit. By chance, well with the Pluriel beeing up on axle stands, we were in the Disco which is where I keep all my car tools, so I could lend him the bit and a 3/8th drive socekt for it and a small breaker bar. For a guy who does tons of serious house DIY he has pitiful few car tools.
They have also bought a car only 1 year old. My stars there must be money in being artistic!.
So good day had.
Now awaiting the storm so the Wifi will have to go off. have a good night folks!
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Must admit, did ROFL a bit with that!!So you woke up with a bit of head did ye aye. Happy Anniversary right enough.
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Eye has bin gerrin up urly this week and wukkin long hours. Eye is now int bed at 7pm. Bort meself a new charging cable yesdi from argos. Couldn't get me argos password right so used their pay terminal fing. Me rain harverter is happy. Looks like he's avvin a week oft as there be no rain coming.
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I use it on my legs this time of year stops the ticks climbing up learnt that in Thiland from one of the rangersOh flip, what you done there then. I use tiger balm on my injured bits.
Kev's tip of the week.......
Dont use tiger balm then go for a pee.
Nah - just letting the water out
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Morning All.
A cool start, but they say it will be warm later.
Have a great day.
A cool start, but they say it will be warm later.
Have a great day.
Yes and the headlamps light up, it's got those soft tyres for rough gardens or cluttered kitchens
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Yes and the headlamps light up, it's got those soft tyres for rough gardens or cluttered kitchens
Superb.
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Tis a wet start, I want to get the front end back together on the disco (bearings calipers ect) swapping the wheels over too.
Got a D1 to pull out a garden to get parts off it as its getting binned.
Got a D1 to pull out a garden to get parts off it as its getting binned.
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Disco front end back together fitted 2 new front bearings, diff back in ect ect wheels swapped over too.
Found a bit I need to weld in the osf inner wing tis the rectangle part, can be seen once the wheel is off & you look up so
ive decided to look away.
Im off out to get my other landy going so I can tow it up to the garage & do the g/box. Tis raining so no boxes will tackled today.
Found a bit I need to weld in the osf inner wing tis the rectangle part, can be seen once the wheel is off & you look up so
ive decided to look away.
Im off out to get my other landy going so I can tow it up to the garage & do the g/box. Tis raining so no boxes will tackled today.
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Thas wot happens when a tratterer gets behind the wheel of a refined vehicle.
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Eye has filled me slow cookerer wiv casserole to make meself some frozen meals. Peas, sprouts, unyuns, carruts, chicken and 3x packets ov casserole mix. Arf a litre ov water wiv the mix. Keep stiring it round and adding more veg as the level drops. Already pressed it down to fit more int.
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I just wish to say for the combined service's who have never seen action, but assisted in the background to defeat the enemies of Landyzone.
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