The slow process of tractor-ising a car begins

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CitroënDave
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The slow process of tractor-ising a car begins

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An uneconomic repair car if anyone is wondering. Better this than sending it to a scrapyard working

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(don't know how to embed videos here??)

Yep, ear bleeding material :-D

Also done some work on the 406 I bought a couple of weeks ago,

New tack rod ends, painted calliper and bracket

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Not too bad to do, just to remember how many turns it took to take out...

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Brake fluid change was a must...

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Sheer stupidity and bloody dangerous to leave that in. Lack of servicing again :x

Then I cobbled on an exhaust and went for a spin...



Ohh for any Merc fans out there,

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Almost have this big ol' lump out :-D

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A very slow restoration job.....

Just another day at the office up here!
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Re: The slow process of tractor-ising a car begins

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Looking good.
I embedded the videos for you, if you edit your post you'll be able to see how the [youtube] tags work.
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Re: The slow process of tractor-ising a car begins

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Xac wrote:Looking good.
I embedded the videos for you, if you edit your post you'll be able to see how the [youtube] tags work.
Thanks!! :)
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