It was never meant to be a project!!
It was never meant to be a project!!
Helt rätt stuk ! E fortfarande intresserad av fälgarna , hör av dig om ett pris !.
/ Ola
/ Ola
"Understeer" is when you hit the fence with the front of the car.
"Oversteer" is when you hit the fence with the rear of the car.
"Horsepower" is how fast you hit the fence.
"Torque" is how far you take the fence with you.
"Oversteer" is when you hit the fence with the rear of the car.
"Horsepower" is how fast you hit the fence.
"Torque" is how far you take the fence with you.
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Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
So I have been looking for a classic looking "S"-skylt for a while! Want to make the rear of my min a little more retro'ish
I managed to buy one from Tradera arrived today---- looks good!

Next time though I should check the size before i buy!

I managed to buy one from Tradera arrived today---- looks good!

Next time though I should check the size before i buy!

Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
ok, man ska inte skratta åt andra egentligen men lite roligt var det 
Hoppas den inte var alltför dyr bara.

Hoppas den inte var alltför dyr bara.
Tomas Hylander - *admin*
Leyland Mini1000 '78 - "Blåmesen"
Mini -72 - "The Phantom"
Leyland Mini1000 '78 - "Blåmesen"
Mini -72 - "The Phantom"
- silverbullet 96
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- Blev medlem: 15 juli 2009 kl. 12:06
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Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
Well.....
the mini sits in my garage at the moment with no windscreen after a stone chip.
I got the screen out in literally 5 minutes. I wonder if the new one goes in so quickly
So yip a nice new screen is on its way from England, uninsured postage..........................
one thing to point out the car was resprayed two years or so ago. You will note the pictures of the rust under the windscreen! Funny though when i removed the rubber seal the paint had an edge. They (the verkstad)hadn't even bothered removing the screen despite me providing them with a new seal etc. Mother fuckers!
!
I am not sure i could control a fiery Scottish temper if i was to go and see them
It was actually pretty good condition under the seal though.
Anyway I won a set of Works style splash guards on ebay.
http://www.minisport.com/mini-spare-par ... RP001.html
still undecided whether to fit them.
the mini sits in my garage at the moment with no windscreen after a stone chip.
I got the screen out in literally 5 minutes. I wonder if the new one goes in so quickly

So yip a nice new screen is on its way from England, uninsured postage..........................

one thing to point out the car was resprayed two years or so ago. You will note the pictures of the rust under the windscreen! Funny though when i removed the rubber seal the paint had an edge. They (the verkstad)hadn't even bothered removing the screen despite me providing them with a new seal etc. Mother fuckers!

I am not sure i could control a fiery Scottish temper if i was to go and see them
It was actually pretty good condition under the seal though.
Anyway I won a set of Works style splash guards on ebay.
http://www.minisport.com/mini-spare-par ... RP001.html
still undecided whether to fit them.
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Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
New windscreen fitted. Found it fairly easy.
Decided to it a set of works style splash guards. Though I wasnt to happy with size of them, so trimmed them by 1/3 and then decided to fit them under the bumper instead of on top, like they should be.


Have been battling with an annoying scraping sound form the front drivers wheel. The noise can be heard mostly under braking. I replaced the wheel bearing on that corner, which went smoothly. But the noise is still there. I suspect it is the CV joint, so will order one soon. Driving me mad.
Decided to it a set of works style splash guards. Though I wasnt to happy with size of them, so trimmed them by 1/3 and then decided to fit them under the bumper instead of on top, like they should be.


Have been battling with an annoying scraping sound form the front drivers wheel. The noise can be heard mostly under braking. I replaced the wheel bearing on that corner, which went smoothly. But the noise is still there. I suspect it is the CV joint, so will order one soon. Driving me mad.
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Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
MINI; MINI PROJEKT = BOOT LINER
After being overwhelmed by inspiration from other forums , who have made their own boot liner, I gave it a try.
I know they don't cost all that much! And expended effort required, means you should really just buy one. However, postage to Sweden was around the same price as the completed board (700 SEK).
There is a guide with templates around the internet. I used it as reference but didnt follow the templates at all. Well i did at first using cardboard, but for whatever reason, they didnt really fit/work with my car. In the template they suggest using quite think MDF 10 mm I think. I went to buy this but couldnt find it in a manageable and transportable size. I also figured it would weigh too much once completed. So I settled for some "fibre board" the stuff you line the bottom of drawers and the back of wardrobes with. It was pretty thin maybe 5mm - but light!
BEFORE:

I made some card board templates and then transferred them to the board. Yes that is blood in the corner.

Patterns all laid out, I added a vertical piece to the floor to keep it all neat. I also had to cut an arch in the back section to accommodate the spare wheel.

Some speaker carpet - cheep , easy to use and really forgiving, when you male mistakes. Biltema 110 SEK

Spray glue - highly recommended

All covered (dog looks amused)

Made a little trap door, so I can access the battery, I don't use the car in winter so need to get in there pretty regular, for a trickle charger


Also decided to cut a hole to access the window washer fluid. I mean unless I get a flat, I can't be assed ripping the board out all the time. The washer hole and battery flap are pretty neat - even if I say so myself

All done!


Totally unrelated but I also added some stickers......

After being overwhelmed by inspiration from other forums , who have made their own boot liner, I gave it a try.
I know they don't cost all that much! And expended effort required, means you should really just buy one. However, postage to Sweden was around the same price as the completed board (700 SEK).
There is a guide with templates around the internet. I used it as reference but didnt follow the templates at all. Well i did at first using cardboard, but for whatever reason, they didnt really fit/work with my car. In the template they suggest using quite think MDF 10 mm I think. I went to buy this but couldnt find it in a manageable and transportable size. I also figured it would weigh too much once completed. So I settled for some "fibre board" the stuff you line the bottom of drawers and the back of wardrobes with. It was pretty thin maybe 5mm - but light!
BEFORE:

I made some card board templates and then transferred them to the board. Yes that is blood in the corner.

Patterns all laid out, I added a vertical piece to the floor to keep it all neat. I also had to cut an arch in the back section to accommodate the spare wheel.

Some speaker carpet - cheep , easy to use and really forgiving, when you male mistakes. Biltema 110 SEK

Spray glue - highly recommended

All covered (dog looks amused)

Made a little trap door, so I can access the battery, I don't use the car in winter so need to get in there pretty regular, for a trickle charger


Also decided to cut a hole to access the window washer fluid. I mean unless I get a flat, I can't be assed ripping the board out all the time. The washer hole and battery flap are pretty neat - even if I say so myself

All done!


Totally unrelated but I also added some stickers......

Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
Love your car, Craig! 

MKIII ´70
VTEC 1600 i fel bil
M-B c200 k
VTEC 1600 i fel bil
M-B c200 k
- silverbullet 96
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Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
Cheers, it is a labour of love, like everyones!
Speaking of which, fitted a high level brake light today!

Fitted some splash guards a month or so ago! trimmed them to about half the original size and fitted them under the bumper




You may notice the windscreen is missing...I also fitted this . "invisibly" heated screen. See the tiny elements in the second picture


Speaking of which, fitted a high level brake light today!

Fitted some splash guards a month or so ago! trimmed them to about half the original size and fitted them under the bumper




You may notice the windscreen is missing...I also fitted this . "invisibly" heated screen. See the tiny elements in the second picture


Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
where did you buy the heated screen?
- silverbullet 96
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Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
Minisport! Though you can also buy direct from http://www.heatedwindscreen.com/acatalo ... reens.html.
Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
ok, thanks for link.
Expensive P&P?
Expensive P&P?
- silverbullet 96
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Re: It was never meant to be a project!!
It worked out cheaper to use Minisport, they charged around 35 pounds for shipping. Though, they send it uninsured. They do package it really well though!