a great big thankyou

[HandyAndy]

Hi all, i hope you don,t mind me starting a new thread for this but i really do think it warrants it.
i,ve just got home from a very long but satisfying day,
i,ve got my donor in the back of my van
i don,t quite know how to put this but the goodwill i,ve received today from a forum member is beyond " the call of duty", i,m truly humbled that a forum member who hadn,t met me till this morning could do so much for me,
my donor was driven to newcastle this morning & now its in the back of my van ready to be offloaded tomorrow where i,m building my Roadster.
All of today is totally thanks to " Flyerncle" , top bloke isn,t praise enough,
as said, i took the sierra to his workshop, then travelled home by train (an hour away) to collect my van & returned to the workshop, i,m sure my expression must,ve been funny cos half of the stripdown was done & on the floor
by about 4pm the whole car was stripped of everything i need for my build.
my drive home was slower than usual (i drive an ldv van so always slow) with everything barr the bodyshell of a sierra in the back.
i would like to publically thank "Flyerncle" for all his help, something that would have taken me weeks to achieve & many skinned knuckles i,m sure.
THANKYOU

CHEERS
ANDY
ps, there is something sadistically satisfying stripping a car to nothing, smiles

[Bonzo]

Well done to both of you.

You have done well to strip that lot in a day.

Very nice to have an experienced pair of hands to help.

I think it is great fun pulling a car to bits knowing that you don't have to put it back together again.

[HandyAndy]

Originally Posted by Bonzo

Well done to both of you.

You have done well to strip that lot in a day.

Very nice to have an experienced pair of hands to help.

I think it is great fun pulling a car to bits knowing that you don't have to put it back together again.

Ronnie, in all honesty i didn,t really do much apart from get in the way & asked stupid questions like "whats this do, whats that for, do i need this bit"
Flyerncle was busy stripping this, that & don,t need that etc, i think the strangest feeling is when we "towed it away" say no more but it was lower than any street rod car you,ve ever seen.
but Ronnie i somehow DO have to put it all back together & thats scary.
cheers
andy

Good day then mate, putting it back together as a roadster is easier than stripping some old nail with rusty fittings that haven't been undone since the day Fraud fitted them..

[HandyAndy]

Originally Posted by fabbyglass

Good day then mate, putting it back together as a roadster is easier than stripping some old nail with rusty fittings that haven't been undone since the day Fraud fitted them..

Mark you know my missus well then?????
seriously tho its been a great day, another chapter in the build, chassis, donor, shiny bits, , roll bar soon, got the alloys, just got to get it all bolted together, gulp.
andy

[les g]

well done guys
its really good when people like us hang out with people like us
things happen
cheers les g