I took Friday off work and had the use of a neighbours workshop, between us we stripped the front suspension, replaced all the ball joints and set the
car up on his geometry set.
Finished it this morning with a new set of tyres and a wash.
So out hooning this afternoon through the lovely West Berks countryside and the car is handling sweeter than ever then WHAM! A large 8 lb 4 oz cock
pheasant meets the front of the car.
I was covered in blood and feathers so was the car, I looked a real sight as I pottered back home through a local high street on a busy Saturday
afternoon, parents and kids pointing in disgust.
New grille fitted and the old MK badge reshaped and its all back to normal plus the added bonus of a pheasant to hang for Christmas!
Must get out again tomorrow for a Turkey.
Got any pics?
Lets hope you don't get a liking for venison.
Paul G
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Originally posted by 907
Lets hope you don't get a liking for venison.
Paul G
Paul G
This has brought back some memories.
Just after I passed my test the old man bought a Citroen 2cv for me. (that car teaches you how to drive!). Stuck halogens on it and went out
'lamping' on the country roads. Target spotted my mates stood up in the back and shot the buggers. Moon roofs, don't get those fitted
on modern cars.
Road kill and mushrooms best free food you can get.
Hall
PS Sheep/deer make a bloody mess, tasty none the less.
I hope you realise thats poaching?your supposed to leave it for the car behind to pick up. Hope it didn't cause too much damage
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Originally posted by rusty nuts
I hope you realise thats poaching?your supposed to leave it for the car behind to pick up. Hope it didn't cause too much damage
To stop people going around killing wildlife, I suspect
ATB
Simon
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Originally posted by ch1ll1
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Originally posted by rusty nuts
I hope you realise thats poaching?your supposed to leave it for the car behind to pick up. Hope it didn't cause too much damage
that one rule i will never understand !