Physical help required with suspension replacement

What time tomoz Rachie n i'll sort that earth fault for ya!

PM me details aswell please.

Mark.

Looks like your in for a fun day

hope she has a big kettle,and lots of cups

we are meeting at around 10 ish at the corbet arms pub upton magna have pm'ed you my number and postcode. Our house is hard to find and sat nav doesnt find it. Cheers for coming, will have to park the cars in a line down the lane but should be room.

morning will be on my way in a bit

its gonna be a busy day for frontera fetteling

good luck to all weilding spanners today,me included

I have a nice couple of fronty trucks on my drive! :mrgreen:

Project Monty is underway hopefully :party:

Thanks to Alchemist, Trugga, Sir-Doris, Jellybaby for all of your hard work today! I owe you one if not two or three. Still alot of work to be done but have had a wonderful start getting nearly all the suspension done. I think I love you all....I have never known such wonderful people. :party:

was a good day rear all done front drivers side upper and lower ball joints done. thanks to rach for all the tea/coffee cake biscuits thanks to the wives for understanding us lads are out playin cars :lol:

and thanks to trugga for the being the jester look at the pics you'll understand.

Phill showing the lower ball joint who's boss

Twas a good days work and the coffee/tea flowed freely all day (and so did the loo visits) but it kept us warm on what was a very cold day (the frost on the ground did melt all day.

Both rear leafs and shocks replaced and one set of front ball joints done - not a bad result all told.

Thank you for your hospitality, and I'm sorry about the hat

Lawrence

fair play truggs thats a killer hat :dance:

Lovin the hat

Not to forget a cv boot. Ta for the tea and cake

I think I have finally warmed up! Even after several hours of running the engine so I could keep the spots on for some light, the drive home was freeeeeezing. Will be looking into that today.

A good day yesterday though, interjected with interesting progress in Frontera-ology, including tie-wraps to hold ball joint splitters, bulbs that give the effect of a dodgy earth, and of course, the required "bonnets up" part of the day where everyone see's who has the biggest <insert as required> ... in yesterdays case, it was battery - with Phil coming in first, narrowly beating Lawrence :lol:

We need to revisit sometime in the summer for that barbeque! :lol:

i know that feeling mate :roll:

You are definately all invited back any time. In the summer we can have that Barbie! We are experts at it as we lived in Oz for 6 months. All welcome to come over for mini meets, we should arrange a less hands on meet next time though. You all worked extremely hard in very cold conditions. I really don't know how to thank you all. TEA and Biscuits didn't seem like enough some how after all your fantastic efforts.
I really do feel part of a FOG family now. :mrgreen:

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i would have loved to have made it over but didnot finish post finders bearing till five :cry:

although a bbq sounds like a good proposition :dance:

,,,,,,behold the power of fog :wink:

Don't want to sound picky or anything but can someone remove my number plate from the pics? They are excellent pics btw!