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Fixed 😁

Bit by bit.... not rushing... As you would know, having many cars that always require maintenance, things go rather slowly :rolleyes:

For the last few days Jerry has been repairing the bumper bars and the cladding on the sides. Today he repainted them:

We have all our keys dropped in a steel box when we get in the house. NO CAR KEY is left outside that box.

The would be 2.11 (US) miles per gallon or 111 litres per 100kms :cool:

Great value for the astute buyer!

And I was looking for somewhere to go 🥺

I never said they would catch up in value, rather that the 6.9s will eventually become as in-demand (and rare) as the 6.3s. - but with their own values... maybe I'm wrong, time will tell.

They are certainly going up in value at a very fast pace and will eventually become as in-demand (and rare) as the 6.3s.

This is where the windscreen washer container normally resides. However, they usually fall apart with time and this one in the picture is clearly a home made device to replace it.

Oh great stuff.... Congratulations. :D

That is seriously annoying. I believe there’s a way of removing the barrel with the key inside. But it’s a serious dismantling job. I don’t recall how, but I remember half of the column had to come out 🥺🙄 I feel for you mate.

Great documentation on your website! You’re certainly a man of many talents 😁

Bryce, can you share what the cost of that exhaust was?

The cost of repair would have been the biggest reason, obviously considering the unique parts. I recall checking on the cost of a water pump many years back and it was in the thousands of dollars.

Did you scrap it? Gone to the crusher?

A As usual, an excellent article. Thank you for sharing.

Nice bit of research here Bryce! Thank you

I wonder how hard it would be to bring it back to original fuel supply.

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