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Sept 7, 2021 19:30:22 GMT
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To the observant is a cautionary tale of why one should get approval before purchasing. The dents are a golf club a previous owner surprised her partner turning up with it. Evident now is his lack of appreciation.
They will get fixed later
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Sept 7, 2021 19:45:19 GMT
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What kind of man(iac) doesn't appreciate an Avenger. Especially with those wheels.
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What kind of man(iac) doesn't appreciate an Avenger. Especially with those wheels. Those wheels nearly got the boot, bad rubbing when turning was an issue....... til the stupidly located washer bottle sprung a leak. Problem solved! |
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Sept 23, 2021 23:36:21 GMT
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The wheels are gone, for now. Offset wrong for the fitted tyres 205x13 gettin chewed up on the back cruising on our goat tracks
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Gotaroundtuit......... The scavenger has taken up residence in the chopshop. Dragged it's sorry  away from home much to stunned obnoxious comments from the offspring  |
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Spot the odd 1 out  |
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 Any guesses what's missing? |
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Lolol, not a bad guess. No spot-welds! |
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CaptainSlog
Part of things
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Club RR Member Number: 180
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1973 avengerCaptainSlog
@captainslog
Club Retro Rides Member 180
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Lolol, not a bad guess. No spot-welds! From the factory? |
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Lolol, not a bad guess. No spot-welds! From the factory? Sure looks that way. There's a few different places of less than ideal factory craftsmanship in this shell |
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CaptainSlog
Part of things
Posts: 510
Club RR Member Number: 180
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1973 avengerCaptainSlog
@captainslog
Club Retro Rides Member 180
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Sure looks that way. There's a few different places of less than ideal factory craftsmanship in this shell Craftmanshit? and they wonder what happened to the British motor industry! |
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Communism and/or trade union idiocy happened to the British motor industry.
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Oct 16, 2021 10:02:07 GMT
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Hi, That's why it's not rotten because it can't hold any water that gets in there.  Colin |
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Last Edit: Oct 16, 2021 10:02:56 GMT by colnerov
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Oct 16, 2021 11:34:11 GMT
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Communism and/or trade union idiocy happened to the British motor industry. That's part of the reason. Another part was utterly incompetent management |
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Oct 16, 2021 20:28:46 GMT
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Hi, That's why it's not rotten because it can't hold any water that gets in there. Colin Baking for 40+ years in central otago helped + when i got it i banned daughter from taking it to oreti beach........... Ever!!!! |
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Oct 16, 2021 20:37:56 GMT
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Sure looks that way. There's a few different places of less than ideal factory craftsmanship in this shell Craftmanshit? and they wonder what happened to the British motor industry! Lol, Hillman pressed them, Todd motors glued them together here. Designwise its not a bad package, as for assembly?? |
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Oct 16, 2021 20:49:47 GMT
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Hi, That's why it's not rotten because it can't hold any water that gets in there. Colin factor in an appetite for oil too. I fed it regularly & the messy tart dribbled some as well as belching it out her 'tailpipe'. As igor will atest, was common here to oil gravel roads to control dust. Leaky english cars tend to develop an alternate chassis protection while aiding dust control at same time. |
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Oct 17, 2021 19:31:37 GMT
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Panelbeater has some gluing to do. He wont be too happy, i cut hole in it. he watched me persevere making a one piece patch.   Not too shabby for fit eh |
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, October last year? Happy to report?!?!?? not much has happened.
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