(22-01-2015, 06:38 PM)Paul Baldwin Wrote: Ta, not too bad for a first attempt hopefully?

I've found the original ebay ad and another one on retrorides for this car. DEFINITELY a case of buyer beware if ever I saw one!

"I have bought new arch panels from Germany which are included, the only other bits are two small holes in the driver's side sill and two plates on either side were the rear belts mount in the wheel arches - both very easy flat metal plate weld jobs."

"The car is really tidy, it just needs the new arches welded in."

"In excellent looking condition, it needs rear arches welding in and a few other bits (hole in the sill and 2 inch plates where the rear belt mounts were) - comes with full arch repair panels. Welding jobs are very easy."

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171483258704?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/170032/1990-subaru-justy-4wd-wirral

Lol

(23-01-2015, 01:05 PM)mattsrallye Wrote: Lot's of good work going on here, good see this one being saved. Did look very tidy in the pictures on that retrorides advert, must have been a shock to see the extent of the rot!

(23-01-2015, 02:01 PM)THE_Liam Wrote: You really have to be careful on RR. It's touted as a friendly community who would never screw each other over, but a lot of the less active members and even some of the established ones will happily sell a death trap with a dodgy MOT on there. I've had 3 cars off there including the Merc and each deal has been a pleasure, but have your eyes open at all times on there. Much as I love the cars on there, there isn't the sense of honesty and community that there is here.

(23-01-2015, 02:02 PM)silverzx Wrote: Looking good Paul, I know where to come when I buy a rust bucket!

Oh.. wait..

(14-04-2015, 01:11 PM)Paul Baldwin Wrote: Looks a bit dear from what I can see mate. Toooo far away from us too to be any use really, nice try tho ta :-)

Ta Dum-Dum, pity the bird who the car was done for doesn't appreciate it. She's pissed off with me and not talking to me after doing it lol. Someone told her it would take a couple of weeks and it took longer. I was working in sub-zero conditions some days, just over the rest, no heating at all, lay on a concrete floor in a shed that's only sort of rain tight and certainly not wind tight. I had to turn the gas up at one point as the gas was being blown away and I was meant to be inside lmfao! Not much space to move about and having to clamber thru the car each time I wanted to work on a piece of metal on the one side, minimal equipment, light etc etc. Doesn't exactly inspire you to crack on with it I can tell you. You just can't please some people lol.