ned wrote:Gloss I think lol this stuff,
I have a few cans of wheel silver kicking around, which will have to do (when I eventually get around to doing it)
ned wrote:Gloss I think lol this stuff,
Altransit wrote:ned wrote:Gloss I think lol this stuff,
I have a few cans of wheel silver kicking around, which will have to do (when I eventually get around to doing it)
Altransit wrote:ned wrote:Gloss I think lol this stuff,
I have a few cans of wheel silver kicking around, which will have to do (when I eventually get around to doing it)
Scooby doo wrote:Altransit wrote:ned wrote:Gloss I think lol this stuff,
I have a few cans of wheel silver kicking around, which will have to do (when I eventually get around to doing it)
Just take it round neds and he’ll paint it for you…
Would do the bearing meself but mateys already agreed to do it this week for me, even easier as chucking a new knuckle on it too, should be done in two days, then we’ll see which mount is the problematic one…
ned wrote:Can you still get wheel silver? Not seen that since the ‘90’s, has the red oxide kept the rust at bay
No thanks, after over a week of two dogs and 3kids climbing in an out I'm not sure about eating anything off that floor and yes I have washed it down while we've been away.DG-Unit wrote:Next picture should be you eating croissants off that floor
tony&kasia wrote:6 Years later and clocked another 60.000 miles and she is still going strong.
My Ex Royal mail van that i purchased back 2016.
ned wrote:Fitted new rear brake pads, thanks for the heads up on them being sided on the rewind,
blue estate wrote:ned wrote:Fitted new rear brake pads, thanks for the heads up on them being sided on the rewind,
The good old stuck hand brake , I bet the out board pads had loads of meat left on them
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