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Post by stuthegasman » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:23 pm

must admit Ben it's not my cup of tea as I like total originality and there could be an argument for the fact that a car that has had so much modification wether it be body wise or engine/runnung gear is no longer the original factory produced car and is therefore only a tc or whatever on the paperwork but that's just my opinion and I must say it's a very impressive job and you have obviously spent a lot of time making sure it is done right and yes it will certainly be a one off and well done for that and one other thing at least you used a tc :wink: :wink:
that'll ding dang do for me !!

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Post by ClaytonSpeed » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:24 pm

furzey wrote:Oh back on topic, ill have one kit please + the brake kit, it can be an early birthday and christmas present to me from you and sam ben , how does that sound mate? :lol:
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Post by JIM73 » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:25 pm

Don't forget the pink paint job isn't original either Samantha !! :wink:
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Post by ~Sam~ » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:25 pm

Hey Furze, I just gave you a tax exempt TC and a new wing! You are getting no more from me!!!

It's red you git

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Post by furzey » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:27 pm

Lol, yeah ok then fair point ! , they can just be from Ben then, :)

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Post by ClaytonSpeed » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:28 pm

wfb wrote:Great job Ben! The car looks brilliant and nicely engineered too. I don't care what other people think of my cars and build what I like. I'm more that just a bit jealous of the zetec conversion, I'd love one but its too expensive for me. You have given me a kick up the backside too get some work done on the engine conversion on my estate and I'll give you a drag race in the summer!
Cheers Matey! You will have to get it down here and we can compare notes! The Zetec is not that expensive to convert if you use the early fuel injection manifold and circuit bend the origional ECU! I just wanted to do it to the full extent first off !! =)
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Post by JIM73 » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:28 pm

Furze doesn't want much eh Samantha !! :roll:
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Post by ClaytonSpeed » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:29 pm

stuthegasman wrote:must admit Ben it's not my cup of tea as I like total originality and there could be an argument for the fact that a car that has had so much modification wether it be body wise or engine/runnung gear is no longer the original factory produced car and is therefore only a tc or whatever on the paperwork but that's just my opinion and I must say it's a very impressive job and you have obviously spent a lot of time making sure it is done right and yes it will certainly be a one off and well done for that and one other thing at least you used a tc :wink: :wink:
Thanks Stu!! Don't get me wrong I like a standard car but I just like to be different and building it the right way first time. Oh and TC for the WIN!

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Post by furzey » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:31 pm

Lol, well if you dont ask you dont get :D

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Post by ~Sam~ » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:34 pm

Well you're just not getting :wink:

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Post by marinabrian » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:35 pm

Aha, Just wait until you see what I'm upto at the minute, all I'm prepared to say at the moment is it includes a Rover B.R.M., a L.T.77, AND a 1971 T.C. saloon, which I've already turfed the Dreaded 'B' series into the nearest skip I could find! :twisted:
Nice red quilted leather interior, for that original '70's look!!
And A GENUINE ATLAS/S.T. L.S.D.
Oh and a set of five GENUINE S.T. alloy wheels!!
I think T.C. could well stand for Twin Cam, I'm just not a ForMoCo man myself!! :roll:

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Post by JIM73 » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:36 pm

Be afraid !!! Be very afraid eh Sam !! :shock:
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Post by The General » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:37 pm

doing a quick calculation on the parts ben and i reckon you mast have nearly 2 grand of kit on the car now. your keen i'll give you that

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Post by ClaytonSpeed » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:39 pm

marinabrian wrote:Aha, Just wait until you see what I'm upto at the minute, all I'm prepared to say at the moment is it includes a Rover B.R.M., a L.T.77, AND a 1971 T.C. saloon, which I've already turfed the Dreaded 'B' series into the nearest skip I could find! :twisted:
Nice red quilted leather interior, for that original '70's look!!
And A GENUINE ATLAS/S.T. L.S.D.
Oh and a set of five GENUINE S.T. alloy wheels!!
I think T.C. could well stand for Twin Cam, I'm just not a ForMoCo man myself!! :roll:

Santa Pod Anyone?

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Sounds interesting Brian!

I've got some ST Wheels that I could bung on SLK but I prefer these:

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Post by ClaytonSpeed » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:43 pm

The General wrote:doing a quick calculation on the parts ben and i reckon you mast have nearly 2 grand of kit on the car now. your keen i'll give you that
Bout time decent money was spent on a Marina! Yes very keen. In your calculations have you worked in the Raceline Sump, Vented Disc Brake Kit? Add another grand to that would you?! :lol:
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