I made THIS

As per my 'Guess what I am making' thread, I thought I would reveal all.

Unfortunately no-one guessed what it was so the star prize of matching M10 nut and bolt stays in my nut draw......
; )


Yesterday and today, I R been mostly making this....





A pic with the maestro relaxing after a hard days work



I'm a happy bunny, the seats are from an old Land Rover Discovery. When this finally go into my Disco, I will replace them with Range Rover P38 cream seats and do something with the front seats too.

Disco Diva

That definately rating high on the cool metre.

a ash tray stand
& you need to take the seatie back to SCS the springs have fell out the bottom

Hope you wiped your feet.

Stretchie - Are you leading a double life -

I was thinking the same Rosco!

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That is why I have a BlackBird, the constant dash between Wiltshire and Glasgow would be hell on a learner bike like the cat

You should be in SERIOUS trouble for wearing them boots in doors!

I think you look like Tomcoms older brother & that's why you ride a Blackbird!

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that's why you ride a Blackbird!

Every mans dream

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I'll not get in trouble for that, she knows who's boss. When I speak she trembles.... Then shivers, then giggles then doubles up laughing....

Shouldn't all good car seats be christened?

Now here's a thought, you now need a coffee table like the one on Top Gear, that would go really well.

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Now here's a thought, you now need a coffee table like the one on Top Gear, that would go really well.

That's been thought about, I have one, possibly two, SV engines that I could use the casings from and maybe pistons.

I've seen a good V8 table where they used four pistons to support the table glass like above and then the other four pistons as the feet.

a was away 2 days and i see that
ross is that payback for your picture?

TomCom, don;t worry, they are only jealous of the two best looking fella's on the forum

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ross is that payback for your picture?

Not at all - You'll know when you receive your payback.
It might look something like this

any way i look better then Rosco in that leather suit

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What happened at Weemac, stays at Weemac...

I'll not get worried until he says he looks better than Rosco NOT IN LEATHERS

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When I was a kid I dragged a Ford Zephyr leather seat (from a car the old man was breaking down for spares for his other one) up five flights of stairs for my bedroom.
It was super comfy.

That was then (when I was 9 and only sat in it for 20 minutes at a time).
These days I can't wait to get off the bastards.

Example:
From here to Wick or Thurso is between five and six hours each way.
By the time you get back (12 hours+ on exec superfirm leather seats) you have a humphy back and a seriously sweaty arse crack.

I have found on those kind of runs that having a couple of fleeces handy is ideal.
You can use them to pad out the arm rests on the door and centre console.
(I drive a Honda Accord, I'm not tall but it seems to be made for short arses)

One thing's for sure, I won't be buying a full leather trim again