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admiralalcatraz · 7th February 2020, 18:45

Just a little update:

I drove down to the lock up today, just give everything the once over -to be honest its not in the best of spots, however the rent is very cheap- I hadnt been there since my last update in January.
I was slightly de-motivated when I noticed a piece of the front O/S coil spring on the floor next to the car.

I need to make a list of what I need, and what I need to do. But I am scared to see the length of the list. I am ordering a cheap 12 volt wet and dry vacuum off Amazon, I arent expecting great things from it. But as long as it last until the water is out I will happy.

7th February 2020, 18:45	#18
admiralalcatraz Avid contributor 2000 Rover 75 Saloon 1.8 Club SE/ 2004 Rover 75 Contemporary T 1.8T / 2005/55 Rover 75 Classic T Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Stoke On Trent Posts: 101 Thanks: 36 Thanked 25 Times in 13 Posts	Just a little update: I drove down to the lock up today, just give everything the once over -to be honest its not in the best of spots, however the rent is very cheap- I hadnt been there since my last update in January. I was slightly de-motivated when I noticed a piece of the front O/S coil spring on the floor next to the car. I need to make a list of what I need, and what I need to do. But I am scared to see the length of the list. I am ordering a cheap 12 volt wet and dry vacuum off Amazon, I arent expecting great things from it. But as long as it last until the water is out I will happy.