1973 2.4E Restoration

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Re: 1973 2.4E Restoration

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Thanks! :wink:

Just recieved from Nick Fulljames who's working late into the evening so I can collect tomorrow...how cool is that! :salute:

Throttle and gear linkages sorted, drive shafts on, air regulator box in place...a few engine decals and she'll be just as she left the factory....tuned up and purring like a kitten (Nick's words!)...

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I wonder if he'll go for a spin! 8)
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Excited..........me? :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
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Congratulations Darren. Looking forward to seeing it on the dock side at Hull.
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grannysmith wrote:Congratulations Darren. Looking forward to seeing it on the dock side at Hull.
Not as much as me! :wink:

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And she's done!....

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Well, done as far as Redtek are concerned....Nick said the car 'drives' beautifully! 8)

A couple of weeks of sorting and then I get my turn! :)
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1973 2.4E Restoration

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That's so cool Darren
You must be really chuffed .
Bet you can't wait for your first drive .
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Looking good Darren.
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Looks great Darren.

The ride height looks great too,
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Darren65 wrote:And she's done!....

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Well, done as far as Redtek are concerned....Nick said the car 'drives' beautifully! 8)

A couple of weeks of sorting and then I get my turn! :)
How far do you fancy driving?
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Great stuff Darren, you must be just a wee bit pleased, the way it has finished up.
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Thank you Gentlemen, one and all..…a wee bit Dougie?…. you're dead right! :)
johnM wrote:How far do you fancy driving?
I actually have a little trip in mind in a couple of weeks time..…not a million miles from you…..and the lakes are beautiful this time of year! :wink:
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Darren65 wrote:Thank you Gentlemen, one and all..…a wee bit Dougie?…. you're dead right! :)
johnM wrote:How far do you fancy driving?
I actually have a little trip in mind in a couple of weeks time..…not a million miles from you…..and the lakes are beautiful this time of year! :wink:
And a cup of tea in the staffordshire moorlands on the way up ?
I'm over the moon for you Darren (and a bit jealous), great news !
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Well done Darren, she looks gorgeous.
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It looks wonderful Darren and it is probably better than it was when it originally left the factory. It will be fabulous to drive it after all that hard work.
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:drunken: Looks brilliant :) All these new engines and perfect restorations all over DDK is making me jealous! :cheers:
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