Hello from the moonlight workshops

Subject: Hello from the moonlight workshops Wed Sep 09 2009, 21:10

Hello all.

Im Will I run a workshop in march, we do all welding work and air cooled servicing and repairs.

My current toys are a 14" syncro pick up which will be back out on the road next week if all goes to plan!
A Tax ex 1303 which has sat under a hedge for 5 year but should be back out to play over the winter.
A project 63 Vauxhall fb victor estate with a 3.5 rover V8 in and a F**d granada hearse wihich is droped and flamed. (both of which are for sale at the mo)

Ive been into the dub scene for over 10 years in which time ive had air and water cooled stuff, with a few odd ball non dubs and hot rods mixed in Hello from the moonlight workshops Icon_biggrin

I will dig out some pics for you all when i can get photo bucket to work Hello from the moonlight workshops 730194

Do you lot hold regular meets? If so i will have a ride out next time and meet a few of you.

Laters Will

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Wed Sep 09 2009, 21:15

hello & welcome mate.

our meets are last friday of every month

Martin Hello from the moonlight workshops 460227

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Wed Sep 09 2009, 21:17

martinb wrote:: our meets are last friday of every month

Where do you meet up?

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Wed Sep 09 2009, 21:23

doh...yeah sorry that would help wouldnt it Hello from the moonlight workshops Icon_lol

meets are held in the car park opposite furniture village (next to halfords) in the trading park on Newmarket road, Cambridge. Postcode for satnav is CB5 8WR, usually about 7pm onwards

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Wed Sep 09 2009, 22:12

welcome, another march person, never heard of ya workshop tho?

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Wed Sep 09 2009, 22:14

Welcomes

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Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Wed Sep 09 2009, 22:50

wheres your workshop dude? im from wimblington and never heard of it. Ive heard of the hearse though lol

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 00:49

Cheers for the welcome.

Ive only been this workshop about 4 months, ive come back down after 4+ years near Newcastle up north and not advertised as of yet, been kept busy with the volksrods and alldubz lot! If your coming from Wimblington way round the by pass to tesco end of town take the 2nd left after floods ferry road, its a dead end opersite Gaul road. when you get into the yard at the bottom im the second building on the right, the only brick built one.
Im a fen boy tho, i grew up in the fen between Chatteris and Warboys and went to school in Ramsey

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 01:03

Ive got photobucket to work at last
Im quite often seen out in this or a blue caddy
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Hearse:

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The 1303:

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Victor:

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Thats whats current of my own stuff! The past 10 years are mindbogleing mess in photobucket land! and inc. bugs, bajas, sandrails, buses a mk2 polo coupe with a mk2 golf 16v GTI engine n box in! a couple of moggys and a shed load of random 70s and 80s tat Hello from the moonlight workshops 51732

This is my cousins bug, it lives between Littleport and Downham Market
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Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 08:19

Welcome fella wave

I see your hearse at the ADK meet, looks mad lol

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 11:33

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 11:39

hearse looks sick.

welcome dude

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 12:28

i didnt read ya post proplerly the 1st time, i know who ya r now, me n mark followed u down to the ADK meet with riggamortis, we was in marks yellow t4

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 17:33

welcome along fella be bugging you for info can see that haha Hello from the moonlight workshops 680462

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Thu Sep 10 2009, 20:23

polo steph wrote:: i didnt read ya post proplerly the 1st time, i know who ya r now, me n mark followed u down to the ADK meet with riggamortis, we was in marks yellow t4

to true

welcome dude

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Fri Sep 11 2009, 06:27

welcome dude Hello from the moonlight workshops 680462

Number of posts : 6815 Age : 34 Registration date : 2009-02-01

yo

welcome fella.

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Fri Sep 11 2009, 07:08

How long you owned the buggy dude? Small world i set the engine up on that when it was running off and got to have a little drive in it, bloody awesome bit of kit.

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Take it from the pic of the 1303 you know ben then?

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Fri Sep 11 2009, 14:40

Alreet fella!! Hello from the moonlight workshops Icon_cheers

this bloke does top welding!! sorted my golf out for me big time after it flunked it's mot!

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Sat Sep 12 2009, 10:35

The buggy isnt mine, ive had to do a lot of engine work to it, was all over the pplace, every time i get it running right it goes to sh1te after a week so im running it to try and work out whats up with it. There is a chance it might be mine soon, depends what deal i get to with grag who owns it now.
Yes i know ben, can be a handy bloke for bits.

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Sat Sep 12 2009, 10:36

cupra16vgeezer wrote:: Alreet fella!! this bloke does top welding!! sorted my golf out for me big time after it flunked it's mot!

Alright chap? Have you got that timing belt tightened up yet? Hello from the moonlight workshops 795435

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Sat Sep 12 2009, 16:09

MoonlightCustoms wrote:: The buggy isnt mine, ive had to do a lot of engine work to it, was all over the pplace, every time i get it running right it goes to sh1te after a week so im running it to try and work out whats up with it. There is a chance it might be mine soon, depends what deal i get to with grag who owns it now.
Yes i know ben, can be a handy bloke for bits.

i know whats wrong with it, its aircooled Razz

welcomes:)

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Tue Sep 15 2009, 18:53

welcomes to you, may well employ your services soon lol

cheers jim

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Tue Sep 15 2009, 19:06

MoonlightCustoms wrote:: The buggy isnt mine, ive had to do a lot of engine work to it, was all over the pplace, every time i get it running right it goes to sh1te after a week so im running it to try and work out whats up with it. There is a chance it might be mine soon, depends what deal i get to with grag who owns it now.
Yes i know ben, can be a handy bloke for bits.

Yeah it was a pain in the arse when we were playing with it.

billybug wrote:: i know whats wrong with it, its aircooled

welcomes:)

Yup thats the reason

Subject: Re: Hello from the moonlight workshops Tue Sep 15 2009, 19:21

I think ive sussed it, its either got a valve stem oil seal leaking or a valve on its way out going to have a look 2morrow Hello from the moonlight workshops Icon_biggrin

nowt wrong with a bit of air cooled, there the same as water cooled vws - theyve only got 4 cylinders, real engines have 8 Hello from the moonlight workshops 263249

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I like putting water cooled engines into air cooled shells Hello from the moonlight workshops Icon_twisted