How c-cold has it been today

[Bonzo]

Originally Posted by fabbyglass

Not sure how long I can stick this today, had heater on for half an hour and all was well with the world...turn it off and temp just drops right off and plays havoc with resin not too mention old bones....

I wondered how you were coping with this cold weather. Resin & all that stuff.

I bet it is very cold down in that valley, all that water must act like a magnet for the frost.

Thought for one moment, the price on that F1 was the companys phone number.

Originally Posted by 3GE Components

http://www.f1-67.com/

Here you go, it's a bit more expensive than most kit cars, Ultima & GT40 replicas exempt

It's very good mind, a major step up from doing locosts.

Regards

John

I'd love one of them, but I can't afford one.

If only there was a cheaper road legal version available

Cheers

Chris

[3GE Components]

Originally Posted by Chris Gibbs

I'd love one of them, but I can't afford one.

If only there was a cheaper road legal version available

Cheers

Chris

Mmmm i wonder..........

regards

John

I'd love one of them, but I can't afford one.

If only there was a cheaper road legal version available

Wahay!!!!

[les g]

what a bunch of girls moaning about a bit of cold weather !!!!!!!!!!!!!
back to work and straight at it for me try lying in the c##p under dump trucks
changing starter motors etc in this weather ......
come on guys toughen up
cheers les g

[AshG]

i like the f1-67 but i like my mates real one better. close ups available on request ps lets just say he is a bit of a collector

Yeah, he must be skint mate!

That's gorgeous

Cheers

Chris

[Bonzo]

Originally Posted by les g

what a bunch of girls moaning about a bit of cold weather !!!!!!!!!!!!!
back to work and straight at it for me try lying in the c##p under dump trucks
changing starter motors etc in this weather ......
come on guys toughen up
cheers les g

I don't envy you working outside on heavy plant.

Done some repairs inside the bowels of a combine harvester this summer. It reminded me why I gave up on the agricultural repairs.

It has been cold though.

Hows the build coming on Les ?

[nexus446]

I use to be an agricultural engineer too, had my fair shair of welding up broken loader frames in mid winter and grinding in valves in some farmers draughty cow shed or replacing some dodgy fitting hydraulic hose when you cant feel your fingers on a cold winters morning! nope, never again.... main dealers VW workshop for me!!! 22 degrees c in winter and a coffee machine close to hand too! cant beat it!

been there, got the T shirt, didnt like it, changed it for something more sensible!

[nexus446]

Originally Posted by Bonzo

I don't envy you working outside on heavy plant.

Done some repairs inside the bowels of a combine harvester this summer. It reminded me why I gave up on the agricultural repairs.

It has been cold though.

Hows the build coming on Les ?

nothing wrong with changing a set of straw walkers in mid summer catching some rays and admiring the landscape!!

"done it!"

Chris.