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My 69 Mk2

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Well it finally here , year of my birth 1969 and its got those hingy things on the doors - all these years of MK3s and at last ive broken away

Well the wife didnt know, so i tried to camoflage it in the garden

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didnt work !!

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Plus many boxes of stuff , its really in good fettle for a project car

time to get the welder out of retirement again

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Looks like a good solid project! Good luck with it!
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Hope she saw the funny side of the joke!
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I knew i was in trouble , there i was washing the pots, had tea on etc etc , she was milling around and then all I heard was

PAUL (long pause) ANTHONY (nother long pause) Davenport

Just come booming through the house , was like getting a bollocking of my mam when i was young


"whats that in the garden ?"

its a plant pot holder I says

the blank expression said it all really

ah well
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:lol:

Looks a cracking project. What's the plan?
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Im stripping this down

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and building it all into the mk2 with the intentions of doing some road rallies and classic tours (plus it then gives ne chance to restore the mk3 shell)

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That looks like a fairly decent shell Pad, wish my mk2 project had started out like that. Does it need much welding?
Looking forward to seeing more.
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Floors the worst part but im going to put a full floor pan in as it way easier than repairing all the sections , other than that it can pas for being totally suitable for a rally project - dam site easier to do 4 cuts and the old pans out - 1/2 day getting the rest of the floorpan spotwelds drilled out the remaining bits pulled off and i think a couple of days to get the new pan in .

ive borrowed a rollover spit to make things easier
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pad4 wrote:I knew i was in trouble , there i was washing the pots, had tea on etc etc , she was milling around and then all I heard was

PAUL (long pause) ANTHONY (nother long pause) Davenport

Just come booming through the house , was like getting a bollocking of my mam when i was young


hey, ive had the 'financial evils' from your missus as well, its a scary thing! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
should you wish, you can contact me on rich@minispares.com

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Looks like a very nice shell pad!

It'll make a great "Works style" rally car.
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Just needs an ORX registration!
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