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Originally Posted by drifter
Hey you have free labour for three nights a week get the TAS to give you a hand..:D:D:D;)
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Originally Posted by drifter
Hey you have free labour for three nights a week get the TAS to give you a hand..:D:D:D;)
Oh yeah. Brilliant. And spend those 3 nights supervising/teaching - and the next 4 re-doing...
I'm in a 'hold' pattern with it at the moment. I have replaced the master cylinder but now need to do the slave cylinders and shoes. I have new flexible hoses for it.
I haven't checked the rear diff yet but there is way too much miscellaneous movement in the front diff - more than I am comfortable with, although I haven't checked it against the manual. I may check the diff out in the 88" and, if it is any better, swing it over and replace the brake assemblies.
By the time I have finished, it is going to need a paint job.
What colours did you use on yours?
Off white roof & custom green thanks to Fatty she didn't like the colour i got drab green so she took it back & got them to tint it darker till she liked it..:mad::o:D
ah - OK - cool
Mine appears to be something the previous owner had in the back of the shed.
Logies are over - bed time - catch ya later
oh, and the DvD/CD - you don't need to copy it - I have another one here.
Morning Banj, Fatty txt me last night about where Denman is. If you are trying to find someplace look up whereis.com we use it at work.:):)
NOT a Lada Niva!:eek: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO..............................
Ah well got the last bit of welding done on the sliders today & got them painted & all just in time to start folding the pamphlets..
Um someone on her in this thread said they had a small folding machine in a shop they used to have can anyone remember who it was cause we would like to know what they are called ,where can they be had are they available secondhand.Even a hand opperated one would be good.
Plus we could probably take on a bit more if they where easier to fold..
Yeah Lada's are fun....if you can keep them going....and it's not rusty.....and the electrics work.....and the floor doesn't crack just behind the gearbox....and they don't catch fire when the regulator gives up.....and they don't run out of fuel cause they use more than a V8....and...nah that's about it....other than that they are great fun.
Hey i sent you a txt message about an hour ago was startin to think something was wrong..:(..:eek:
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Originally Posted by Sleepy
I've got a 1/43 scale model of Niva which were made at the Lada plant in Russia :)