Been Waxing... - Page 3

Bluejon · 19th April 2011, 22:51

Hi Tim,

Many thanks for your very kind comments,about my motor very much appreciated,would very much like to repay my compliments to you on your beautifull & stunning looking example,of what I think a 75 should look like,indeed a credit to you Sir.

I only wish I could get mine looking somewhere near to yours,but I am not that good i'm afraid,mind you my arthritis does'nt help matters [thats not a hint btw lol]more a frustration of not being able to emulate your motor,as being the same colour,I try to use yours as a benchmark of what I would dearly love mine to look like.

I have had mine from very nearly new,and dont ever plan on letting her go,consequently following with eagerness what you are doing to the underside of yours.I had mine waxoiled after I bought her and know that doesnt last forever.

Would dearly love to have mine expertly done;the full bodywork treatment including the underside,when finances allow,maybe we can have a chat at the SARR.

Very Best Regards.

John.

Tim_Burgess · 20th April 2011, 22:29

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Originally Posted by Bluejon

Hi Tim,

Many thanks for your very kind comments,about my motor very much appreciated,would very much like to repay my compliments to you on your beautifull & stunning looking example,of what I think a 75 should look like,indeed a credit to you Sir.

I only wish I could get mine looking somewhere near to yours,but I am not that good i'm afraid,mind you my arthritis does'nt help matters [thats not a hint btw lol]more a frustration of not being able to emulate your motor,as being the same colour,I try to use yours as a benchmark of what I would dearly love mine to look like.

I have had mine from very nearly new,and dont ever plan on letting her go,consequently following with eagerness what you are doing to the underside of yours.I had mine waxoiled after I bought her and know that doesnt last forever.

Would dearly love to have mine expertly done;the full bodywork treatment including the underside,when finances allow,maybe we can have a chat at the SARR.

Very Best Regards.

John.

Hi John,

Thanks for the kind words, see you at SARR for a chat.

Tim_Burgess · 10th July 2011, 11:28

I know that this pic is somewhere in the events section, but it's so good I couldn't miss posting it here too. I can't even take credit either, it was taken by Glenn (Yella Fella):

ErikB · 11th July 2011, 09:54

Great looking car and stunning work.

(I don't like the wheels from Tesco's

)

Tim_Burgess · 11th July 2011, 10:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by ErikB

Great looking car and stunning work.

(I don't like the wheels from Tesco's

)

Thanks (I think)

The Tesco's thing is lost on me though, probably being a bit dim. Yeah I was it's just dawned on me.

Brabus · 11th July 2011, 21:31

Car is stunning

,I really like the boot rack just adds to the whole car.A credit to you look after her.

Tim_Burgess · 12th July 2011, 12:45

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Originally Posted by nealejeffery

Car is stunning

,I really like the boot rack just adds to the whole car.A credit to you look after her.

Thanks Neale, it took a few years to get her looking like this and there are still a few minor jobs to do. Not using the car as daily transport any more has helped too. My next task is to source a leather handbrake handle to replace the Project Drive plastic thing. That should eradicate all traces of P D from the car.

19th April 2011, 22:51	#21
Bluejon Cumbria & N/Lancs Regional Secretary 2003 Rover 75 Saloon [Royal Blue] + 1999 Rover 75 Saloon [Duo-Tone Bacchus/Zircon Silver] Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Cumbria Posts: 3,092 Thanks: 2,242 Thanked 1,656 Times in 769 Posts	Beautifull absolutely Hi Tim, Many thanks for your very kind comments,about my motor very much appreciated,would very much like to repay my compliments to you on your beautifull & stunning looking example,of what I think a 75 should look like,indeed a credit to you Sir. I only wish I could get mine looking somewhere near to yours,but I am not that good i'm afraid,mind you my arthritis does'nt help matters [thats not a hint btw lol]more a frustration of not being able to emulate your motor,as being the same colour,I try to use yours as a benchmark of what I would dearly love mine to look like. I have had mine from very nearly new,and dont ever plan on letting her go,consequently following with eagerness what you are doing to the underside of yours.I had mine waxoiled after I bought her and know that doesnt last forever. Would dearly love to have mine expertly done;the full bodywork treatment including the underside,when finances allow,maybe we can have a chat at the SARR. Very Best Regards. John. __________________

10th July 2011, 11:28	#23
Tim_Burgess This is my second home 1999 75 Connoisseur SE 2.5, 2000 75 Classic SE 2.0, 2012 Lancia Delta 3, 2016 Dacia Sandero Ambiance Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Kilcreggan Posts: 3,191 Thanks: 334 Thanked 334 Times in 162 Posts	At SARR: I know that this pic is somewhere in the events section, but it's so good I couldn't miss posting it here too. I can't even take credit either, it was taken by Glenn (Yella Fella): __________________ *The fact there's a highway to hell and only a stairway to heaven says a lot about anticipated traffic numbers.*.

11th July 2011, 21:31	#26
Brabus This is my second home 01 75 tourer cdt,1973 Rover 3500S,,1974 Rover 3500 Auto,1998 216 SE Coupe, 1968 Morris Minor 1000 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: bangor/down Posts: 4,839 Thanks: 62 Thanked 184 Times in 158 Posts	Car is stunning,I really like the boot rack just adds to the whole car.A credit to you look after her. __________________ Regards Neale [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] 121st 75 Tourer to be made 15th 75 Tourer CDT Club SE to be made 36th 75 Tourer in Zircon Silver Metallic to be made Membership No 903 I was one of the 541

11th July 2011, 09:54	#24
ErikB Regular poster MG ZT-T Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Waasmunster Posts: 86 Thanks: 8 Thanked 11 Times in 4 Posts	Great looking car and stunning work. (I don't like the wheels from Tesco's )