Engine bay - Page 3

Colin P · 23rd July 2015, 13:31

Nice engine bay. Everyone is different but i bet you dont see many 75 ZT,s with dirty oily engines and engine bays.

ako2k7 · 23rd July 2015, 14:30

I gave mine a good clean the other week too, still could do a bit more though

KLM · 23rd July 2015, 15:34

I like the natural look personally, (factory finish) when it comes to engine bays.
Scrubbed up clean is OK with me too.
I think when reaching for the paint can, it spoils things under the bonnet dept.

Perhaps I'm being sexist when saying I've seen many pretty young women spoil their looks with too much make up applied to the old "boat race".
So for me, same go's for my engine bays.

Kev.

rontug · 23rd July 2015, 15:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teflon

I agree!

Why settle for "factory finish" when you can get so much "bling" for free? Just my opinion of course.

Cliff

Very Nice.I would like one of them

Nev The Bear · 23rd July 2015, 15:57

Here is my ZT-T engine bay. I have spray painted the header tank, fitted stainless steel slam panel bolts, fitted a stainless steel fusebox cover and painted the othe bolts silver. In addition to giving everything a really good clean and polish.

Fusilier · 23rd July 2015, 16:20

Best stop cleaning mine then, as I have just removed the engine mount and bracket to polish it up as well

Stu

Teflon · 23rd July 2015, 16:31

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Originally Posted by Fusilier

Best stop cleaning mine then,.......

Don't you dare!

Looking good as always Stu,

Cliff

freddie · 23rd July 2015, 16:43

Cant beat a clean engine bay I say as well.

Fusilier · 23rd July 2015, 16:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teflon

Don't you dare!

Looking good as always Stu,

Cliff

On a par with your cliff

!!!, but still work in progress

stu

Fusilier · 23rd July 2015, 16:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by freddie

Cant beat a clean engine bay I say as well.

Agreed

Stu

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23rd July 2015, 13:31	#21
Colin P Gets stuck in 2003 Rover 75 Club SE CDT manual saloon Join Date: May 2015 Location: sunderland Posts: 900 Thanks: 73 Thanked 199 Times in 123 Posts	Nice engine bay. Everyone is different but i bet you dont see many 75 ZT,s with dirty oily engines and engine bays.

23rd July 2015, 14:30	#22
ako2k7 Regular poster Rover 75 CDTI Saloon MK2 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Hull Posts: 87 Thanks: 21 Thanked 11 Times in 9 Posts	I gave mine a good clean the other week too, still could do a bit more though

23rd July 2015, 15:34	#23
KLM Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Club CDT Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: North West Posts: 1,289 Thanks: 691 Thanked 394 Times in 240 Posts	I like the natural look personally, (factory finish) when it comes to engine bays. Scrubbed up clean is OK with me too. I think when reaching for the paint can, it spoils things under the bonnet dept. Perhaps I'm being sexist when saying I've seen many pretty young women spoil their looks with too much make up applied to the old "boat race". So for me, same go's for my engine bays. Kev.

23rd July 2015, 15:57	#25
Nev The Bear This is my second home Does not matter Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: . Posts: 3,996 Thanks: 2,397 Thanked 1,575 Times in 987 Posts	Here is my ZT-T engine bay. I have spray painted the header tank, fitted stainless steel slam panel bolts, fitted a stainless steel fusebox cover and painted the othe bolts silver. In addition to giving everything a really good clean and polish.