Fiesta RS Project - *29.9.06* - f**k IT, I GIVE UP!!!
- chris-fiesta
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The RS is coming along nicely. i wish i had some garage space to make mine mint again.
How did you learn about engine building ? - - i would really like to learn that kind of mechanical stuff so i aint got to pay others ££££ to do it for me.
How did you learn about engine building ? - - i would really like to learn that kind of mechanical stuff so i aint got to pay others ££££ to do it for me.


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why didnt you get them done at same time?
car is going to look sweet tho mate
aint forgotten bout servo either its being sorted next week! 
car is going to look sweet tho mate
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I'd imagine the centres need spraying rather than coating! So pleased they're not the blue that haunts me nightly 
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heeman10 :I'd imagine the centres need spraying rather than coating! So pleased they're not the blue that haunts me nightly
ya fooking homo. if this car ever gets on the road, you;ll see the blue colour is ALOT better in real life. i have no idea why it looks a different colour in pics
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ianFRST :heeman10 :I'd imagine the centres need spraying rather than coating! So pleased they're not the blue that haunts me nightly
i have no idea why it looks a different colour in pics![]()
cause you dont know how to use a camera

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**update** december 2nd
sadly ive not touched the car for ages
spent soooo much time gettin rid of that clio it was unbelievable.
also spent the post 3 weeks clearing out the garage so that the car can get tucked away for the cold winter
so hopefully, it shall be nicely away this weekend.
i totally 100% recommend this car cover. £40 from argos, its the best ive ever had. breathable, and keeps the car totally dry. even keeps the car damp free inside
went to see mr ford today, 1st time in months
2 new front wheel bearings, 16 new wheel nuts, 16 new wheels studs, new bodykit rivets, and rear beam bolts. all that came to over £100 again
the old rear beam will be going back on tomorrow, so that we can pull the car into the garage
then lift the car up, and lower it onto the engine
the one major thing, the engine is now ready to go in, may even go in this weekend
but thats only because i have no where else to put the foooker

sadly ive not touched the car for ages
also spent the post 3 weeks clearing out the garage so that the car can get tucked away for the cold winter
i totally 100% recommend this car cover. £40 from argos, its the best ive ever had. breathable, and keeps the car totally dry. even keeps the car damp free inside
went to see mr ford today, 1st time in months
the old rear beam will be going back on tomorrow, so that we can pull the car into the garage
the one major thing, the engine is now ready to go in, may even go in this weekend

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- ianFRST
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Nice, I was thinking about a cover. Wont be able to use it if it rains though
Not sure about the bricks, Prob blow off onto dads car!
Everything looking sweet.
My nuts have all rusted, The bit thats supposed to spin. Not sure why
Not sure about the bricks, Prob blow off onto dads car!
Everything looking sweet.
My nuts have all rusted, The bit thats supposed to spin. Not sure why
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Those rivets are s**t btw, Mine keep falling out on the underside!
Look better on top and in the spoiler though.
Look better on top and in the spoiler though.
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- chris-fiesta
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its a breathable one, that actually works. even when it had an inch of snow on it, the car stayed dry
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yer was saying i wanned was aswel wen the car gets on the drive as i can be arsed with scrapping the car in the morning plus its only been sprayed a few weeks ago so will be good for the paint 

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**update 3.12.05**
well what a knackering day
if any1 has ever removed a rear beam on there own, just think how hard it is to put one back on your own. took me absolutely ages
my back kills
had to put the old beam on so the rear could roll back into the garage
oooh, 1st time the wheels have seen the car in ages
crap pic i know, but the black wheels look really good on the car
dragged the fooooooker into the garage
and here she is all tucked up
lol

well what a knackering day
had to put the old beam on so the rear could roll back into the garage
oooh, 1st time the wheels have seen the car in ages
dragged the fooooooker into the garage
and here she is all tucked up

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- ianFRST
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ian looking very good mate. hopefully planning to do something like this with mine next year.
just gotta get a few things sorted first. i'm starting the collection of parts atm. its just seemingly endless. ohwell worth it in the long run imo.
keep up the good work.
ps any tips for removing wax oyl s**t on bottom of car. its doing my head in
just gotta get a few things sorted first. i'm starting the collection of parts atm. its just seemingly endless. ohwell worth it in the long run imo.
keep up the good work.
ps any tips for removing wax oyl s**t on bottom of car. its doing my head in

still need to update this sig
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my mate adviced me not to remove that, as it also serves as sound deadening, and when he did that on one of his previous cars, he regretted it badly
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- chris-fiesta
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fitted the grs front mount today
and yes, the radiator is held in by the screwdriver
i need to make up some brackets for it, so the screwdriver was just temporary
6 centimeters of clerance for the fan and the bonnet catch to fit in
and the view from the back.
also need to find some decent nuts and bolts to fasten it properly
6 centimeters of clerance for the fan and the bonnet catch to fit in
and the view from the back.
also need to find some decent nuts and bolts to fasten it properly
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