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mangogrooveworkshop

posted on 11/1/04 at 08:34 PM Reply With Quote
Donor Door rubber recycling uses

Found a use for all the door rubbers off the doors on the donor.... They make great draft proofing on the workshop doors Another money saving tip from mac donuts
Has anybody thought up other uses?

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flyingkiwi

posted on 11/1/04 at 10:07 PM Reply With Quote
cut up the steel roof from the escort, painted it with satin white paint and stuck it on the wall of the garage, makes a great magnetic board for sticking up loads of useless info and pic's of strange things.





It Runs!!!!! Bring on the SVA!

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Peteff

posted on 11/1/04 at 10:30 PM Reply With Quote
Knackered battery makes a good door stop. Speakers are a good source of magnets for roof magnet board or stick the radio in wired to your charger and use them on that.

yours, Pete.





yours, Pete

I went into the RSPCA office the other day. It was so small you could hardly swing a cat in there.

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nick205

posted on 12/1/04 at 09:21 AM Reply With Quote
I found the Sierra bonnet turned upside down made a very good 'sled' to sit the ridiculously heavy Pinto on so I could drag it across the gravel drive and into the garage.

The engine then remained on the upturned bonnet durng initial stripping, which caught all the muck.

Cheers

Nick






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