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Old 18th November 2009, 08:16 PM
londonsean69 londonsean69 is offline
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ps... as for cost of build.... mine will be on the road within a £3k budget
I have absolutely no idea what mine has cost so far (I'm too scared to look) and I have no idea what it will eventually cost.

I have never set a budget, or a finish date, because I would only destroy both

I'll probably reckon it up when I finish, but I have been buying parts as I need them, rather than having a single donor, so will work out a bit more.
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Old 18th November 2009, 09:21 PM
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london sean

sorry mate just seen your post with the myford lathe. Im an electrician and had a call out the other week to rewire one it had a horrible old forward reverse switch had to completely replace the controls its all ok now but wondered if you had any problems with yours

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Old 18th November 2009, 07:55 PM
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I have owned Ron Champion's book since the first edition came out.
Chuck it out and get the Haynes Roadster manual instead

The Haynes uses a Sierra as the main donor, rather than a (getting rarer) MK2 escort.

It has Independent Rear Suspension.

And do be expecting to build it for £250 either even if you go the Ron Champion route.
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