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am wunnerin if ee fergottid ter purra door innitIssit just me or are all the winders a bit on the small side?
thenna saw tuvva side
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thenna saw tuvva side
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Oh dear, you are having a day of it aren't chew?!am wunnerin if ee fergottid ter purra door innit
thenna saw tuvva side
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Dunno but it’s alot fora little en. I will take it to the local weghbridge when complete. Then I can make the plate
The windows were found by the skip at work. So far we believe they came from another depot when it closed down and stayed in a corner for years until a new firm took our depot over and demanded a clear out in the engineering department. They are all new and still in plastic. Naturally being free the whole trailer was built round them. Certainly saved me a few undrid quid.Issit just me or are all the winders a bit on the small side?
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Still can’t decide on a colour. I don’t want it a land rover colour and most certainly not the same colour as the heap.
I want it reasonably offensive and oldy worldy. You know, where people say it’s lovely but didn’t they have some vile colours. The roof will be most likely limestone coz I’ve got some of that.
I want it reasonably offensive and oldy worldy. You know, where people say it’s lovely but didn’t they have some vile colours. The roof will be most likely limestone coz I’ve got some of that.
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Ow abowt pea green
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In Blighty we have the door on the near side for obvious reasons.am wunnerin if ee fergottid ter purra door innit
thenna saw tuvva side
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I was thinking cockpit green for the inside. I’m leaning to powder blue for the exterior. Whatever it is it will be satin, not gloss, although the roof and wheels look like they will be done in gloss limestone left over from the series.
Not that I’m tight
But how you gonna get the girls out if you get stuck in a tunnel?In Blighty we have the door on the near side for obvious reasons.
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Should it be sky or Duck-Egg blue and white so the German AA batteries don't shoot it down?I was thinking cockpit green for the inside. I’m leaning to powder blue for the exterior. Whatever it is it will be satin, not gloss, although the roof and wheels look like they will be done in gloss limestone left over from the series.
Not that I’m tight
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Mmm. I like your thinking.But how you gonna get the girls out if you get stuck in a tunnel?
J
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Mustard. Now theres a colour.
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Fworrrrrrr…. Now that’s offensive
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Shane the bottles.. sorry.. bots aren't 2tone
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Very nearly coffee and cream. When a shtoodent in a flat in London, ('76) we decorated it like that as it was the height of cool!!
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Dad painted my bedroom ‘mushroom’ in the late 70s. Now that was cool.
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So did he then keep you in the dark and once in a while open the door and chuck a bucket full of poop over you?Dad painted my bedroom ‘mushroom’ in the late 70s. Now that was cool.
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Got stuck in again this afternoon. This time on the last wall ‘the front’.
Bit more complicated this one as I’ve a few holes to get as accurate as possible. Two of them will hold spring loaded flip up fuel caps. One will be for heater diesel and the other to hide the alarm key switch. Naturally I completely bruggered up the first one so had to go into bodge it up mode.
Got mi ruddy ed right for the second one and managed success on the one that will take the socket from the car electrics. I’ve decided to have the car cable completely removable with a socket at either end. The one on the car end will be standard but the one on the trailer end will be a truck coupling so without the cable it’ll be harder to nick.
Just got the angled bit to panel tomorrow (hang over allowing) once the main wall glue has gone off. With any luck and a steady hand ‘with’ some photos.
Bit more complicated this one as I’ve a few holes to get as accurate as possible. Two of them will hold spring loaded flip up fuel caps. One will be for heater diesel and the other to hide the alarm key switch. Naturally I completely bruggered up the first one so had to go into bodge it up mode.
Got mi ruddy ed right for the second one and managed success on the one that will take the socket from the car electrics. I’ve decided to have the car cable completely removable with a socket at either end. The one on the car end will be standard but the one on the trailer end will be a truck coupling so without the cable it’ll be harder to nick.
Just got the angled bit to panel tomorrow (hang over allowing) once the main wall glue has gone off. With any luck and a steady hand ‘with’ some photos.
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I’ve got some freestyle shaping to do on the angle corners as the router won’t mut the custard. Better sharpen mi plane
Hope I can remember how to do proper carpentry
Hope I can remember how to do proper carpentry
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I must be keen. Not ten o’clock and I’m back from the pub.
That’s got to be a first
That’s got to be a first
