WReXless now chirpy cheap Jeep, Nein11 & Ghia
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Re: WReX Wagon
Ha ha ha ha. See, that’s why I come here - wisdom in them there words!!!Eddie Honda wrote: ↑Fri Feb 18, 2022 1:05 am Save them, in two different card files.
But NEVER add them up.
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Re: WReX Wagon
Yeap Eddie has summed it up pretty well there. I keep them most of the time until it gets too scary then I just don't look any more.
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Re: WReX Wagon
I always keep them, but like others I never add them up.
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Re: WReX Wagon
I keep mine in boxes.
I have a spreadsheet for the camper for valuation purposes.
It's incredibly depressing, I could have had another foot of gold ingots on the granny annexe walls for what it cost.
I have a spreadsheet for the camper for valuation purposes.
It's incredibly depressing, I could have had another foot of gold ingots on the granny annexe walls for what it cost.
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Re: WReX Wagon
Another???? Sounds like you’re ready for Porsche 912 ownership…LynehamHerc wrote: ↑Fri Feb 18, 2022 10:40 am I keep mine in boxes.
I have a spreadsheet for the camper for valuation purposes.
It's incredibly depressing, I could have had another foot of gold ingots on the granny annexe walls for what it cost.
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Re: WReX Wagon
Busy morning, started with child labour…
That allowed me to empty the cr@p out of the 912, so that went from this To this While we were building the shelf unit, FedEx arrived and dropped off the replacement window seal, so once the garage was clear, I got onto it! Then spent way too long and with too many swear words, fitting them. If you a reading this, thinking you might do the same - because you were dropped on your head as a child, a masochist or just like me, skint and bloodyminded, I worked out how to fit it easily after swearing and sweating after the first.
Depending on whether your married, dating or a cheap old bugger like me; take the rubber lube of your choice (that’s KY to you younguns, washing up liquid to the really old or WD40 for me) and liberally apply it to the rubber and the hole you are aiming for.
Instead of being a tight, frustrating, high friction fit, the rubbers will um… slide right in!
Another thing, put the upper screw from the lower set first and then the rest. Make sure the window will close and align itself and then tighten up the hex heads.
While I was messing around in the back, I found the roll cage remnants. And it wasn’t pleasant, standing on these buggers either! Next job is to be the back bumper accident damage, that was going to be started last weekend.
I’m also dreading taking the purple haze from the rear window.
He’s 12 and needs to start to understand how things go together. Good father / son bonding too. He’s a great lad. That allowed me to empty the cr@p out of the 912, so that went from this To this While we were building the shelf unit, FedEx arrived and dropped off the replacement window seal, so once the garage was clear, I got onto it! Then spent way too long and with too many swear words, fitting them. If you a reading this, thinking you might do the same - because you were dropped on your head as a child, a masochist or just like me, skint and bloodyminded, I worked out how to fit it easily after swearing and sweating after the first.
Depending on whether your married, dating or a cheap old bugger like me; take the rubber lube of your choice (that’s KY to you younguns, washing up liquid to the really old or WD40 for me) and liberally apply it to the rubber and the hole you are aiming for.
Instead of being a tight, frustrating, high friction fit, the rubbers will um… slide right in!
Another thing, put the upper screw from the lower set first and then the rest. Make sure the window will close and align itself and then tighten up the hex heads.
While I was messing around in the back, I found the roll cage remnants. And it wasn’t pleasant, standing on these buggers either! Next job is to be the back bumper accident damage, that was going to be started last weekend.
I’m also dreading taking the purple haze from the rear window.
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Re: WReX Wagon
Ta for the updates, love this thread. Those seats alone are ace. They look great with that blue.
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Re: WReX Wagon
Thank you.
It works both ways around… posting spurs me on to keep going. So thank you!
It works both ways around… posting spurs me on to keep going. So thank you!