Body shop is threatening to have it finished in four weeks!
My Viva is coming back together
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My Viva is coming back together
by VampireTigger » Mon Feb 19, 2018 9:32 am
Body shop is threatening to have it finished in four weeks!
Adrian Miller
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Re: My Viva is coming back together
by VampireTigger » Mon Feb 19, 2018 9:39 am
New old stock steel high tops from the other Adrian Miller
Replacement headlights, rad pipes and most service items from Fred
Coil, distributor cap, electronic ignition conversion from Accuspark
New Michelins from Back Circles
HPF alloys from eBay
HPF wheel nuts from helpful parts guy from the DSG
Looking forward to getting it back and showing it! I'm going to keep the original wheels in case I decide to swap back.
Replacement headlights, rad pipes and most service items from Fred
Coil, distributor cap, electronic ignition conversion from Accuspark
New Michelins from Back Circles
HPF alloys from eBay
HPF wheel nuts from helpful parts guy from the DSG
Looking forward to getting it back and showing it! I'm going to keep the original wheels in case I decide to swap back.
Adrian Miller
(the Bournemouth one!)
South East Region Rep
Bouncing between Surrey & Dorset
(the Bournemouth one!)
South East Region Rep
Bouncing between Surrey & Dorset
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VampireTigger - GT Viva
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Re: My Viva is coming back together
by 1972nail » Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:34 pm
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Re: My Viva is coming back together
by VampireTigger » Mon Feb 19, 2018 4:10 pm
1972nail wrote:Looking good.
Did you bypass the resistance wire?
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=22328&hilit=bypass
I printed that thread out and put it in the box with the parts I dropped off at the bodyshop/restorers. Most of the ignition stuff I bought was due to reading your advice in that thread
Adrian Miller
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