What I did with my Rover 75/MG ZT today? - Page 860

P-Nut · 7th October 2018, 20:06

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

I was a little bored, so I played around for a while in the Man Cave

The ability to walk around underneath in comfort is a novelty I don't think will wear out soon

Brian

Oh speaking of which, I am possibly looking at having that spray booth put to use soonish, first job sills, then respray

marinabrian · 7th October 2018, 20:09

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Originally Posted by P-Nut

Oh speaking of which, I am possibly looking at having that spray booth put to use soonish, first job sills, then respray

Well I do possess a welder I suppose

P-Nut · 7th October 2018, 20:10

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Well I do possess a welder I suppose

I need a good look under there first really, but if you're offering...

marinabrian · 7th October 2018, 20:13

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Originally Posted by P-Nut

I need a good look under there first really, but if you're offering...

Well, you're more than welcome to head over one evening Jack, I'm sure the lift won't complain

Brian

P-Nut · 7th October 2018, 20:15

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Well, you're more than welcome to head over one evening Jack, I'm sure the lift won't complain

Brian

Cheers, will do, hopefully after next week when I'm not working 60+ hours.

Got to get the 190 out for a good hour and a half drive just tonight, I love that engine so much, patiently waiting for my Supercharger which has only just been dispatched after ordering it two weeks ago...

Arctic · 7th October 2018, 21:52

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

I was a little bored, so I played around for a while in the Man Cave

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The ability to walk around underneath in comfort is a novelty I don't think will wear out soon

Brian

Hi Brian.
Nice to be able to look under the car with lying flat on your back, i have used a members at his home a couple of times, how do you find the arms on the lift when in the position you have them in, when i used the two poster they seemed a little awkward and did not feel that safe under it? one set of arms a longer than the other aren't they and we were wondering if they had been set up correctly.

Bogbrush82 · 8th October 2018, 14:44

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

I was a little bored, so I played around for a while in the Man Cave

The ability to walk around underneath in comfort is a novelty I don't think will wear out soon

Brian

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Originally Posted by M.Python

Pure Luxury... Whilst others have to live in and make do with a cardboard box opened up and laid flat on the floor...
...

Almost reminds me of this. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlIXn0r0AY8

roverbarmy · 8th October 2018, 14:53

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

I was a little bored, so I played around for a while in the Man Cave

The ability to walk around underneath in comfort is a novelty I don't think will wear out soon

Brian

The one thing that I have missed since selling my business over 25 years ago, is my drive up ramp. It was built for trucks, so you had to be very careful with cars and I nearly lost a Triumph Herald down the "pit" when the rear wheels curved inwards after jacking it up!

My current garage is nice and wide, but not high enough for a ramp. A pit is also not possible as a land drain and a sewer pipe run underneath it! Enjoy your man cave in good health.

roverbarmy · 8th October 2018, 15:53

Adjusted the nearside door hinge hook so that SWMBO doesn't have to slam the door any more!

phatfiesta75 · 8th October 2018, 17:39

Oil change and filter and service reset to 15000 again.

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