What's made you smile today?
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What's made you smile today?
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finally got back from the hairdressers. i can see why people dont like driving through small heath mind or the coventry road.
other smiles finally getting my jacket sorted (using a nail instead of my dads leather punches mind) and going to sew the back patch on later.
and probably take myself for a drive laer this afternoon
other smiles finally getting my jacket sorted (using a nail instead of my dads leather punches mind) and going to sew the back patch on later.
and probably take myself for a drive laer this afternoon
looking through old pictures of the car
i cant wait for the summer, when i can give her a proper clean and i have a job so i can start getting her back to mint
i cant wait for the summer, when i can give her a proper clean and i have a job so i can start getting her back to mint
Ace
looking through old pictures of the car
i cant wait for the summer, when i can give her a proper clean and i have a job so i can start getting her back to mint
me too, i hate having a dirty car
lol at my old pics!
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cheap clothes
leather jacket £20 and studs £4
just got to do the seond row on the right shoulder and then the left and probably get some more studs for the colar and cuffs and to do a couple more rows on the shoulders, sew my back patch on put some hard leather to back up the studs so they sit right sew the lining back up and then polish it
a lot of work but looks good for it.
kinda like this but all black:
might get the spray cans out when m done mind.
leather jacket £20 and studs £4
just got to do the seond row on the right shoulder and then the left and probably get some more studs for the colar and cuffs and to do a couple more rows on the shoulders, sew my back patch on put some hard leather to back up the studs so they sit right sew the lining back up and then polish it
a lot of work but looks good for it.
kinda like this but all black:
might get the spray cans out when m done mind.
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me too, i hate having a dirty car
shes totally ditched atm and im in leicester so i cant wash her here, all my cleaning stuff is at home. im gonna have to take her to the hand car wash round the corner
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the likelihood of having to help get the timing right on a morris 1000 . with me my dad and grandad all working on it this could be entertaining
the likelihood of having to help get the timing right on a morris 1000 . with me my dad and grandad all working on it this could be entertaining
Good look, I have one of them
Jordan
the likelihood of having to help get the timing right on a morris 1000 . with me my dad and grandad all working on it this could be entertaining
Fun!
I've got two of those toys. Always found trying to do timing properly was a waste of time due to wear in the chain and distributor. I've had the best results from doing a quick static timing to get 'er running and then, with engine running, (all due safety precautions re moving parts and live cables) gently rotate the distributor until engine sounds sweetest.
Then tighten it up quickly before the b***** thing moves!
ive got a glass of wine and i am wrapped up in my blanket on the sofa and in my PJs
When I sold my bravo last weekend. Before they collected it i spent about 4 hours cleaning it inside and out. It looked amazing when i finished. Bravos really do look fantastic after a good clean. It really made me want to not sell it
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two young Firemen came to fit me two new smoke alarms (and they were FOC) that made me smile, just wish i'd known they were coming would have put some lippy on. lol.
lol, that's just reminded me I need to get that sorted to.
waching total whipe out im pmsl
just watching them fall is so funny
just watching them fall is so funny
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Good look, I have one of them
Jordan
Fun!
was a waste of time due to wear in the chain and distributor. I've had the best results from doing a quick static timing to get 'er running and then, with engine running, (all due safety precautions re moving parts and live cables) gently rotate the distributor until engine sounds sweetest.
Then tighten it up quickly before the b***** thing moves!
luckily didnt have to in the end. my grandad is paying to get it fixed instead.
leather jacket £20, studs £4, complete lack of fashion Priceless
each to there own each to there own.
my smile: just another good day in general.
paid my uncel £10 to ride that in front of everone at the motorway services on m25 it went up and down and played really loud music and took a pic at the end that that said you was caught speeding
it went up and down and played really loud music and took a pic at the end that that said you was caught speeding 
