Here's a topic for you guys,
here's some cr@p these bloody cars have forced me to make up in the shed. Here's the first one, anyone have any idea what this could possibly be for ??
seeya,
Shane L.
Junk from the shed.- waring: lotsa images possibly
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I'm glad that you started this one Shane, I was actually considering a sort of "weird uses for old Citroen bits" topic along the same lines.
Here we see the bracket supporting our washing line, cunningly fashioned from an AX 1.1 headbolt cut in half and welded together to a piece of plate. Lots more later.
Here we see the bracket supporting our washing line, cunningly fashioned from an AX 1.1 headbolt cut in half and welded together to a piece of plate. Lots more later.
i've got a very carefully shaped locking pin for the fly wheel, it fits straight into the hole on the diesel with the starter motor still in AND without having to loook! Made from an old BBQ tool!
I also have a square sump key fashioned from an old wheel bolt!
Clutch locator turned from hard wood by my dad in about 10 minutes with redicuous accuracy!
Actually i have a tray in a tool box just for dedicated 'special' tools!
I also have a square sump key fashioned from an old wheel bolt!
Clutch locator turned from hard wood by my dad in about 10 minutes with redicuous accuracy!
Actually i have a tray in a tool box just for dedicated 'special' tools!
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