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12-07-17, 12:51 PM
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Sam do you need to borrow a car? T16 is available if stuck, it's not perfect but gets you there!
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12-07-17, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by stamford
Sam do you need to borrow a car? T16 is available if stuck, it's not perfect but gets you there!
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I'm driving the F and she's driving the Coupe, so I think we are covered. Thankyou for the offer though!
Only slight issue is the Coupe is a 4 seater and the F is a 2 seater, so means for the summer, while her son is down as well, we will have to go out in two cars for the time being (3 kids and 2 adults)
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12-07-17, 10:12 PM
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Sorry to hear that Sam, glad everyone got out though.
Doesn't look too bad though, at least it drives.
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14-07-17, 07:07 AM
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So last night, I took the smashed wing off and the cill wasn't that bad, so straightened it and zinc primered to protect.
Also trial fitted the other xpg bootlid to see how far out the rear is.
Found further damage under the drivers skirt.
Also found the skirts on the green one are much better design with integrated brackets...
Anyway pictures ...
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15-07-17, 02:57 PM
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So today I discovered the floor is damaged under the drivers seat, so I will remove seat and carpet to see just how bad... but looks like I may have to find a welder from somewhere and teach myself to weld!
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15-07-17, 03:38 PM
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Seems a lot of damage there Sam. Take a slitting saw to the green one and extract a good section of floor pan, do the same to the damaged on the grey one. Ensure no pipes or cables are in the vicinity and bobs your uncle.
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