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28th February 2009, 11:14 AM
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 But what's a "kettle"
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28th February 2009, 11:20 AM
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i new this would happen again!!!!!!!!!! its a jug shaped thing (various colors and styles )with a lectrik lead and switch you put water in and it boils it .................... oh f@@k it !! i,ll do it meself again!!!!!:mad  les g or you could arrrange for minimad to have the day !!!off he makes a nice brew
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28th February 2009, 11:26 AM
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Bit beggared at the minute with crap shoulder and fingers like zeppelins, specialist geeza said I got "old git syndrome" so using "kettles" is out the question....
Also said I should rest for a "few weeks" hahahahaha what a comedian Oh and by the way mot geeza was going to fail it yet again for the rack!!! Yet still never picked up on the wheel judder which am told is a wobbly disc heyo!
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28th February 2009, 12:55 PM
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I had an Escort fail on a slight bit of play in the rack a few years back. I fitted a recon unit & boy did it have some play in it.  ( much worse than the original that I had exchanged )Upon re-test the examiner was going to fail it. I explained that this was a major brand, refurb rack. As such would have been quality tested to meet the prescribed standard. He went to get the senior tester, he looked at the rack & said it was " Just within limits "  WTF. It was dreadfull compared to the original.When asked why the original had failed he said he could'nt comment as he had not done the original test. Needles to say, that was the last test they done for me. Their loss, I was doing between 30 - 40 tests per year at that time. 
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I am not a complete idiot...........Some of the parts are missing !! Ronnie  www.roadster-builders.co.uk
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28th February 2009, 03:13 PM
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cant conplain to much he is letting me play at makin fiberglass jobbies 4 the minis by the way boss can get us a flip front to mould off if interested
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1st March 2009, 12:08 AM
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you are a tease i can own up to having a 1340 mini (chris inch special) in my youth always fancied doin a proper mini job though i always liked the look of the groundhog bodykit just could never afford it as a youth TJ is hankering at doin a mini for himself after the roadster is done all we need is a cheap mini as a starter cheers les g
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1st March 2009, 10:34 AM
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we can only assume you were a little bit smaller in yur youth then les
only jokin matey,get tj, one you know how much fun the pair of you will have doing it.What time you comin down tomorrow will make sure SIR FABBYGLASS has the kettle on cheers jon
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1st March 2009, 11:25 AM
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mini,s are deceptively big inside ...........thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!
umm...... yea ......i used to be a skinny runt until i found beer and kebabs lol i,ve got 2 insurance inspections first thing then a breakdown in Truro then a breakdown in Penryn so i reckon it will be about lunch time i,ve already stashed the cookies in the van!!!!!!! les g ps. if you hear of something for sale nice and reasonable on the mini front bear TJ in mind we are going to rent a local council garage 30 yards along the road from mine for all his crap and the impending purchase of his motor bike
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1st March 2009, 11:29 AM
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No such thing as a cheap Mini these days though...better off having a 'glass one so never have to weld it every year for the mot
Mini's look and handle better with no arches and 10" wheels that don't stick out
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