show us your engine bay - Page 4

ricardo65 · 8th September 2017, 15:57

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Originally Posted by Bogbrush82

Oh my, that's glorious. Can I ask where you got all the shiny bits from?

As cliff has said alot of parts were made in the garage as a one off but there is still alot you can do to a standard bay the aircon pipes for one engine mounts another this is were I started

Bogbrush82 · 8th September 2017, 16:39

Well I made a start on mine.

A long, long way to go yet.

ricardo65 · 8th September 2017, 17:29

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Originally Posted by Bogbrush82

Well I made a start on mine.

A long, long way to go yet.

Nice one just choose a small part at a time and gradually work your way across your engine bay you'll be surprised how well they come up and once you've got it to a level your happy with its easier to keep clean

Les4048 · 8th September 2017, 20:28

My Connie 75 Tourer

Les4048 · 8th September 2017, 20:29

My ZT-T400

ricardo65 · 8th September 2017, 21:09

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Originally Posted by Les4048

My ZT-T400

Both lovely but this ones is stunning

Robson Rover Repair · 9th September 2017, 00:17

Mines not up to standard, but I try and keep it clean. not easy when every dirt shows up!

ricardo65 · 9th September 2017, 06:26

Thanks Colin for sharing pictures of your engine bay

very nice I'm getting alot of comeback through pms saying how this thread is inspiring people to get busy under there bonnets there are some excellent mods being done by club members and some very stunning engine bays so if you've just started or work in progress still post up pictures as there is alot of interest in what others have achieved

Teflon · 9th September 2017, 09:59

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Originally Posted by Colin_NI

Mines not up to standard, but I try and keep it clean. not easy when every dirt shows up!

The perils of owning a bright yellow car - every nook and cranny is highly visible.

You do a great job keeping that paintwork looking good, especially around all the wiring and pipework.

Cliff

Robson Rover Repair · 10th September 2017, 01:20

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Originally Posted by Teflon

The perils of owning a bright yellow car - every nook and cranny is highly visible.

You do a great job keeping that paintwork looking good, especially around all the wiring and pipework.

Cliff

Sadly there are a lot of chips on it, im hoping to deal with this over winter.

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