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Old 13-01-15, 07:50 PM   #11
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Nice project to get your teeth into, looking good so far.
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Old 13-01-15, 08:40 PM   #12
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Thanks for all the positive comments, will hopefully have some updates on the weekend if not before.
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Old 14-01-15, 12:34 PM   #13
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Not an update as such , but I took a photo of my front kick plates.

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Old 19-01-15, 06:30 PM   #14
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Tried to cure the rear bumper sag, got a good results in the end however I could do with a new rear bumper as sometime in its life the car has had a tiny knock enough to pop in the bumper on one corner (which I had realised ages ago).

Made some support brackets to replace the plastic ones MGr used and Rimmers want £80 for (only used one ofcourse).




Allot of muck behind bumper

So cleaned it


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End Result after a car wash trip

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Old 19-01-15, 07:28 PM   #15
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Old 20-01-15, 06:45 AM   #16
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done the essential for the fix on the back bumper,well done,i need to get another metal insert for my new bumper are they that expensive.
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Old 20-01-15, 07:09 AM   #17
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The bumper support bracket for the drivers side are £80 ye.

I also adjusted the mounts under the rear lights adding foam pads and bending them upwards.
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Old 20-01-15, 07:59 AM   #18
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Side clip fix
I'm sorry but this won't cure the issue of sagging clips, you should have cut the retaining plastic clip between the washer and the bodypanel in the pic.

Those brackets looks very good by the way, where are they from and how did you bend them ?
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I'm sorry but this won't cure the issue of sagging clips, you should have cut the retaining plastic clip between the washer and the bodypanel in the pic.

Those brackets looks very good by the way, where are they from and how did you bend them ?
It has helped as the plastic retaining clips on the side brackes pull tighter to the body, but when I replace the rear bumper I will adapt my methods to see if it helps as after doing this I thought it could be improved.

I made them from ali using a pillar drill, a bench vice and bent then by hand in the vice.
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Old 10-03-15, 10:25 PM   #20
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Been a while but I've done a few little things including completing my dash lighting and finally remembering to get pictures when its dark.

Green and Purple of course!





The heater dials are brighter in person and the switch on lights are more purple to.
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