Now then Aviator ! Curing leaks ? that`s a bit ambitious isn`t it ? we are talking Marcos after all.
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Posts: 345 Wed, 8-Jul-2009 11:18 Junior mechanic |
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Mike009 Gardner wrote: Lol Yes Mike, we are, but we can live in hope eh! 
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My car's previous owner (Pep) cured the leaks - he threw the rotting carpets out and drilled several holes in the floor. I don't know if he drove in
wellies, but the net leak rate went to zero as everything that leaked in, leaked out again. To be fair, I think this was a desperate act after many years of
attempting every know trick to stop the water getting in.
There's a lot of talk these days about green transport. Well, I am ahead of the game, I already have green transport ... British racing green.
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