I was/am.mercutio wrote:i would be really paranoid about where i parked it
Spent most of my day watching people park near her like a hawk.
Lots of
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Petee's Lude 4th Gen H23A
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Re: Petee's Lude 4th Gen H23 - Back on the Road
Spent most of my day watching people park near her like a hawk.
Lots of
your close enough!!!'We need some meat for the lions'
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i am still like that now with minebristol_bb4 wrote:ahhh a 5th gen, i love 5th gens
Dino wrote:I loves the 5th gen really.... just dont quote me on it...
4thgenphil wrote:Mines 4 1/4 unches mate, sorry
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Cheers all.
I'm planning to keep the bodywork as it is. OEM for the win.
There are some small niggly bits I need to sort, for example the bonnet sits slightly lower on one side so I need to adjust. Some of the trims can do with replacing.
Apart from that all future plans are to do with handling and performance now.
I also triall fitted her into the garage yesterday. That was an experience....
However she fits. Just
May have to swap with the mini as that has a bigger garage. For the smaller car??
I'm planning to keep the bodywork as it is. OEM for the win.
There are some small niggly bits I need to sort, for example the bonnet sits slightly lower on one side so I need to adjust. Some of the trims can do with replacing.
Apart from that all future plans are to do with handling and performance now.
I also triall fitted her into the garage yesterday. That was an experience....
However she fits. Just
May have to swap with the mini as that has a bigger garage. For the smaller car??
'We need some meat for the lions'
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Re: Petee's Lude 4th Gen H23 - Back on the Road
Few more pictures from this weekend
Also got this little number for the rear. To complete her
Looks like there's some glue on the back, is this common? Will I need glue when I put this on?
I am also realising trying to get my 6'6" out the of the car when it's in the garage is a slight yoga/contortion game. So may have to think of a good system for that. Haha
Also got this little number for the rear. To complete her
Looks like there's some glue on the back, is this common? Will I need glue when I put this on?
I am also realising trying to get my 6'6" out the of the car when it's in the garage is a slight yoga/contortion game. So may have to think of a good system for that. Haha
'We need some meat for the lions'
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push it in
bristol_bb4 wrote:ahhh a 5th gen, i love 5th gens
Dino wrote:I loves the 5th gen really.... just dont quote me on it...
4thgenphil wrote:Mines 4 1/4 unches mate, sorry
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