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Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 17th March 2015, 06:52
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Posted By Scottie22
Keep your eyes open at car boots Mr Towed, you...

Keep your eyes open at car boots Mr Towed, you may be lucky enough to spot a shopping bag with a "7" on it! :-)
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 4th March 2015, 20:29
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Posted By Scottie22
Like most things in life, its all down to...

Like most things in life, its all down to personal taste, but for me, all wheels have to be silver.
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 4th March 2015, 20:18
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Posted By Scottie22
Perhaps they haven't, the car could be sitting on...

Perhaps they haven't, the car could be sitting on 4 old oil drums....
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 4th March 2015, 17:46
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Posted By Scottie22
I knew you would like them Mr T! Banded, they...

I knew you would like them Mr T!
Banded, they would look superb.
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 4th March 2015, 11:32
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Posted By Scottie22
Mmm, in silver they'd look a bit Dun-loppy which...

Mmm, in silver they'd look a bit Dun-loppy which would not be a bad thing.
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 26th February 2015, 07:54
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Posted By Scottie22
Ha Ha! Was waiting for that!

Ha Ha! Was waiting for that!
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 25th February 2015, 15:31
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Posted By Scottie22
Once the foam has cured Rene, I believe it is...

Once the foam has cured Rene, I believe it is waterproof, and water resistant, so if you start with a dry cavity, (all metal rust proofed and painted) you should be okay.
Buzzing bodywork would be...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 24th February 2015, 14:44
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Posted By Scottie22
Kind of tend to agree with you VA, here is my...

Kind of tend to agree with you VA,
here is my idea of size and position

http://i928.photobucket.com/albums/ad129/scottie_22/Interior/New-17_zpsnauaqpgi.jpg...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 20th January 2015, 15:30
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Posted By Scottie22
As far as I understood the system, an age related...

As far as I understood the system, an age related plate is treated in a similar way to a Q plate, in that it is non-transferable and remains with the vehicle for as long as that vehicle remains on...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 20th January 2015, 13:41
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Posted By Scottie22
And the other big advantage is that it does not...

And the other big advantage is that it does not require an IVA.

Which I would imagine is the reason for its popularity.
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 20th January 2015, 08:28
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Posted By Scottie22
While it is a fantastic looking car and a...

While it is a fantastic looking car and a brilliant achievement, it does seem to be an awful lot of work and money expended to sort of re-invent the wheel.
And as Mr Towed pointed out, the dreaded...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 3rd October 2014, 20:36
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Posted By Scottie22
I bet that was a huge amount of work too! Big...

I bet that was a huge amount of work too!
Big improvement though.

The pressure really was on you for this Chris!
Well done.
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 25th September 2014, 07:46
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Posted By Scottie22
I don't think I will ever get round to building...

I don't think I will ever get round to building one of these, but if I did, I would go for for picking a donar in the final colour too, it seems
the perfect solution to a lot of niggles.
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 24th September 2014, 09:30
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Posted By Scottie22
Very good article Mr T, but I think the major...

Very good article Mr T, but I think the major issue with the 1.9 is actually WCA!
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 19th September 2014, 18:18
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Posted By Scottie22
You are quite right Zaggers! Pobodys...

You are quite right Zaggers!

Pobodys nerfect................. Especially Olivier Decatoire
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 19th September 2014, 17:44
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Posted By Scottie22
Wow! Imagine being crap at car building AND...

Wow! Imagine being crap at car building AND spelling!
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 7th September 2014, 21:12
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Posted By Scottie22
The LS7 is a seven litre engine, and the totally...

The LS7 is a seven litre engine, and the totally dressed engine weight is given as 497.2 lbs or 226 kilos, and that is without the gearbox. I would have thought that the BMW 2.8 was a bit lighter...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 7th September 2014, 18:24
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Posted By Scottie22
Wouldn't be very light either, I would guess the...

Wouldn't be very light either, I would guess the handling would suffer on twisty roads, be okay in a straight line though.
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 4th September 2014, 08:00
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Posted By Scottie22
I agree with Mr Towed on the side window issue,...

I agree with Mr Towed on the side window issue, that very slight " curve" on the top edge would make an absolute world of difference,
but as Mr T said, it may be too difficult to alter at this...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 23rd August 2014, 20:33
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Posted By Scottie22
Looks really nice, perhaps if I'd seen this...

Looks really nice, perhaps if I'd seen this before I started on the XKSS, I'd be putting an order in!

Will make a huge difference with the nose lowered a bit as you say,

I am also looking...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 6th August 2014, 21:44
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Posted By Scottie22
It looks really cool, if it were mine I'd have it...

It looks really cool, if it were mine I'd have it down even lower!
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 10th July 2014, 13:06
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Posted By Scottie22
And here's me thinking I had been shafted at...

And here's me thinking I had been shafted at £66, for my toy wipers!
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 7th July 2014, 17:29
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Posted By Scottie22
Looks really good, I suppose I just had a bad...

Looks really good, I suppose I just had a bad experience with the MGB I welded up.

It wasn't so much the outer panels, it was all of it!
The sills are in three pieces, and all three needed...
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 7th July 2014, 15:11
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Posted By Scottie22
I would think a lot of people will be put off by...

I would think a lot of people will be put off by the 8 grand shell cost?
Forum: Tribute Automotive Builds 7th July 2014, 13:48
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Posted By Scottie22
Jonesy is right,with using the MGB shell, the...

Jonesy is right,with using the MGB shell, the biggest problem would be rust.
I completely renovated one once, and vowed never to touch one again.

And with a brand new Heritage shell costing ...
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