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Talonmotorsport 29th August 2013 04:12 PM

I've nothing to hide it's £100 via paypal by mid day monday so I can get the materials ordered and hopefully get it delivered for wednesday. All being fine and dandy you can either collect it at the weekend of the 7th-8th with the balance in cash or TNT will deliver wednesday after the other £165 has been paid via paypal.

TheArf 29th August 2013 07:58 PM

I don't know if they do flat pack but if you see anything by a guy going by the name rouge engineering do not be tempted, he does advertise on ebay and thats where I had the misfortune to come across him.
I paid him straight away but it took an age to get my bits and a threat of paypal, the forums and bodily harm before i got what i paid for

Arfon

locost-turbo 29th August 2013 08:09 PM

thanks for heads up. just need to break it to the wife that this dream is happening and I am starting it by monday. she commented yesterday. why do u keep buying tools on ebay. :rolleyes: just an offer I could not resist.

right then best I make her a cup of tea. :D

TheArf 29th August 2013 08:40 PM

And yourself a huge slice of humble pie, we all have

Arfon

j.brownster79 29th August 2013 09:58 PM

Thanks to phil @ talon my 100 is paid and my chassis is getting closer to being my toy oneday!

vmax1974 30th August 2013 12:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheArf (Post 93189)
And yourself a huge slice of humble pie, we all have

Arfon

Some of us are going to have to eat it again very soon

locost-turbo 30th August 2013 01:06 PM

tonights d day. best I buy her tickets to burliegh horse trails, then ask.

then the decision:-

a build and cut myself cheapest
b get phill to do it for 265 chassis pack delivered
c get gillham online to do it with chassis flat pack, chassis plates. suspension mounts for 345 delivered.

flyerncle 30th August 2013 01:17 PM

Just do it and keep the nuts covered.........;)

jason 82 30th August 2013 02:03 PM

Another option is to buy your steel from the stockists, get a 4.5 inch grinder, with one of those wafer thin steel cutting discs. They cost a quid each, and are brilliant ! Failing that, rent a chop saw from your local tool hire store for the weekend, and crack on. My local tool hire shop wants £25 all in, from 8am Saturday, until 8am Monday. You can have a few frothy bevies while you are doing it, get the misses to pop the barby on as well. Lovely. :D

twinturbo 30th August 2013 04:10 PM

Although I bought my chassis ready made cheap.

If i was starting again I would go with a flat pac. less danger to health, less chance of getting pi...ed off , no saw or saw hire to pay.. etc.

TT


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